Eye Health Videos

Left untreated, dry eye disease can damage your eyes or worse.

From eye drops to warm compresses, these simple solutions help relieve dry, gritty eyes.

Your doctors may recommend a combo of home care, meds, and/or surgery to treat TED.

Your optometrist will determine what type of dry eye you have before making a treatment plan. Did you know they can measure your tear quantity and quality?

A gene mutation can affect your retina and cause vision problems, even blindness. Thankfully, a new medication can help.

Tears play a vital role in lubricating your eyes, so problems in production can cause burning, stinging, and worse.

Vision problems and bulging eyes are symptoms of TED, or thyroid eye disease. But what’s the cause?

There are several things your eye doctor can prescribe to help with symptoms of thyroid eye disease like dry eye and swelling.

The central nervous system and optic nerve are damaged when healthy nerve cells are attacked by mistake. What can happen as a result?

Discover what variables can create eye irritation brought on by dry eye disease.

Learn what happens when your body doesn't produce enough tears to lubricate the eye.

An expert outlines treatments to address chronic dry eye.

Diabetic macular edema often starts as diabetic retinopathy, and if the condition gets worse, it can lead to severe vision loss. But finding it early can protect your eyes from further damage.

Often confused with each other, these two central nervous system disorders have some of the same symptoms. They affect your spinal cord and optic nerves but are treated differently.

Take a peek at the evolution of spectacles, from early evidence of concave lenses to modern glasses designed for digital eye strain.

To diagnose the painful condition uveitis, your doctor will do some tests using eye charts, drops, or more tools. From there, she can recommend the best treatment plan for you.

A delay in treatment could put your vision at risk. From medication to surgery, know what can help you avoid complications.

Staring at smartphones, tablets, or TVs while in bed can hurt your sleep and your brain.

Eyes that burn, itch, or sting could be a condition called dry eye. Here's what causes dry eye.

If you wear contact lenses, it’s important to take care of them so your eyes stay healthy and infection-free. Learn about the different kinds of solutions you can use to clean, disinfect, and store your contacts.

Clean and store your contact lenses the right way with these tips.

Keep these items within reach when you’re on the go.

Lots of us wish we had 20/20 vision, but is that as good as it gets? See for yourself what it looks like to have 20/40 vision, 20/60 vision, and beyond.

How does the world around you look when your eyesight becomes limited from conditions like cataracts and glaucoma? If you begin to notice these changes, make sure to call your doctor.

Follow this guide to ensure your vision is within a normal range.

Some tips on how to check your child’s vision

Bright screens can dim your overall health. What can you do to protect your eyes?

Sunglasses and a hat aren’t the only lines of defense for your peepers. Munch on these foods for healthier vision.

What should you avoid while treating a stye?

See through the eyes of someone who can’t distinguish certain hues.

What causes this irritation? And when should you see your doctor about your eye?

Uveitis is a serious and sometimes painful eye problem that shouldn't be ignored.

Get relief when your eyes itch, sting, or burn.

The sun’s so bright, you gotta wear shades. Here are some simple ways to avoid those harmful rays.

Your eyeballs are full of amazing, fast muscles that give you sight.

Say goodbye to pinkeye. Find out how to soothe your red, itchy eye and keep the infection from spreading.

What eye exam tests can you expect at your annual visit?

Halos and glares can be the sign of a serious eye problem.

Floaters. What are they and when should you worry?

Everyone is at risk for glaucoma. What you can do to protect your eyesight.

What makes your eyelid twitch and quiver?

Pinkeye is hard to miss. What’s more difficult is determining the cause, which can help direct treatment.

Could the unsightly bump on your eyelid be a harmless stye? Just by looking at it, a doctor can diagnose a stye.

Dry eye—causes and treatments