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Some lights, computer screens, television screens and cell phones are sources of blue light. With teleworking and on a daily basis, we are increasingly exposed to these sources of light. The question then arises for our health.

25% of children between the ages of 5 and 17 have vision problems that require treatment by an optometrist or ophthalmologist. In Quebec there are programs for the management of vision care for children.

Physical and hormonal changes related to pregnancy can affect your eyes and vision. These changes are usually temporary but should still be monitored.

These headsets provide an immersive experience that makes them fascinating to the user. In a certain context they can be beneficial for vision but they can also represent a danger for your vision.

Diabetes can affect vision in many ways (changes in vision, double vision, diabetic retinopathy, etc.). It is necessary to have your eyes checked regularly to be able to treat the symptoms effectively.

Taking care of your eyes on a daily basis is important. Here are 6 easy courses of action to help you.

Many studies show that we use more and more screens. This is not trivial and can cause Artificial Vision Syndrome: AVS (or computer vision syndrome).

Drinking water to stay hydrated, eating fruits and vegetables for a healthy diet, these are habits that we know are good to adopt. But what do we eat to take care of our eyes?

A genetic mutation over 6,000 years ago is the cause of all blue-eyed people.