Discover 3 methods to relieve itchy eyes quickly with cold compresses, artificial tears, and environmental changes that ...

You've probably heard that carrots are good for your eyes, and it's true. Carrots are a super source of beta-carotene—and ...

Here are some tips from eye health professionals to reduce eye strain caused by devices. Take a break every 20 minutes from sitting at a computer. During the break, focus your eyes on something that’s ...

Developed in collaboration with 82.5 Communications (a part of the Ogilvy group), Blinkstop is designed to reduce eye strain during extended screen time, particularly among students and learners ...

From myopia (nearsightedness) to chronic dryness and digital eye strain, ophthalmologists are reporting a spike in vision issues among youth across urban and rural India. Dr Mubashir Parkar, MBBS, DNB ...

As we all know that prevention is always better than cure, here are some useful tips to avoid digital eye strain in children: The 20-20-20 Rule: Encourage children to take a break every 20 minutes ...

This project aims to use existing open-source eye-tracking data on code-switching in Bilingual Chinese-English individuals to train a machine learning model to predict bilingual code-switching. A real ...

This visual cue serves as a reminder to blink while reading, aiming to minimise eye strain. The feature is non-intrusive and does not require additional software, functioning automatically within ...

We don’t often think about how what we eat can improve our eye health, but it turns out it’s not that ... As always, foods are just part of preserving vision. Sleep, exercise, and not smoking are also ...

Stress is one of the leading causes of headaches. Tension in the neck, shoulders, and scalp can trigger tension headache Taking pain relief medications too frequently can lead to rebound headaches ...

Asia Pacific Academy of Ophthalmology (APAO) 2025 Congress president Dr Lalit Verma issued a strong warning against the 'silent epidemic of digital eye strain' caused by excessive screen exposure.

‘There is no scientific proof that eye exercises can permanently improve refractive errors like myopia or hyperopia. At best, they may relieve digital eye strain, but they won’t fix nearsightedness or ...