Cataract. Cataract is a loss of transparency in the lens of the eye and is usually progressive from the rim inward toward the center. Most cases of cataract occur in the over-fifty group, and seem to be caused by systemic… Continue Reading →
Eye difficulties Black Eye. This common eye injury, often resulting from a blow, usually is not serious and clears up by itself, but since the eye is very precious and may have been damaged by the blow, an examination by… Continue Reading →
Examination of the Eyes Examine the eye in a mirror with the aid of a strong light. For visual acuity, pin the eye chart on a wall at eye level, and stand back a measured twenty feet. Fig. 6. The… Continue Reading →
Every year, about 3% of people over 50 have a condition called MGUS, but here’s the interesting part: most don’t even know they have it! Just like having a weather forecast helps you plan your day, knowing your MGUS risk… Continue Reading →
Did you know that worldwide, someone breaks a bone from osteoporosis every 3 seconds? That’s a startling reminder of how important it is to understand and assess your bone health. Just like checking your blood pressure or getting your eyes… Continue Reading →
Did you know that about 1 in 8 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during their lifetime? That might sound scary, but here’s the good news: early detection and understanding your risk factors can make a world of difference…. Continue Reading →