March is Workplace Eye Awareness Month. The guidelines associated with eye safety in the workplace do not just apply to the general public but to eye care clinicians as well.

Ophthalmologists advise gentle rinsing with clean water as the first step after Holi eye exposure. Experts warn against ...

Amid the lively festivities of Holi, parents must remain vigilant about eye safety, particularly for children who wear contact lenses. Dr. Hardik Parikh highlights that the vibrant colors, often laden ...

Following Holi celebrations, incidences of eye irritation, allergic reactions, infections, and even corneal damage are reported annually. The majority of these issues can be avoided.

Holi brings with it laughter, colour-splashed streets and playful chaos. Yet, once the celebrations fade, ophthalmology clinics often witness a different aftermath, irritated, painful and sometimes ...

New data from VSP Vision Care’s Annual Workplace Vision Health Report shows need for better eye health and safety practices from employers.

One- and two-year-old children are at the highest risk of burning their eyes with chemicals, despite the long held belief that working-age adults were the most at risk from this type of severe eye ...

A UCLA research team has found that drugs being sold as fentanyl contain high amounts of the industrial chemical bis(2,2,6,6-tetramethyl-4-piperidyl) sebacate, or BTMPS. This new substance of concern ...