What's Your Cataract Risk? Take the Quiz!

A cataract occurs when proteins clump together on the lens of the eye, affecting vision in one or both eyes.

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Sunday, September 30, 2018

Special: Eye See You

FEATURED Early Signs of Cataracts: Take the Quiz! A cataract occurs when proteins clump together on the lens of the eye, affecting vision in one or both eyes. READ MORE

QUIZ Are You Experiencing Eye Strain? Eye strain is usually not serious, but if it occurs frequently it may be a sign of an underlying medical condition. Read more...

SLIDESHOW Know These Common Eye Conditions Eye diseases can cause damage and blindness if not treated soon enough. Learn the warning signs and symptoms. Read more...

ARTICLE Get the Facts on Pinkeye Avoiding contact with infected people and good hygienic practices can help prevent the spread of pinkeye. Read more...

SLIDESHOW Eye Exercises and Stretches Try doing the following exercises to give your eyes, and eye muscles, a break from the tension. Read more... SLIDESHOW Tame Your Eye Allergies Red, burning, itching, tearing eyes are the main symptoms of allergic conjunctivitis. Read more... SLIDESHOW Is Laser Eye Surgery For You? If you are considering laser vision correction, you need to know what it is and what to expect. Read more...

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Baking Soda: 13 Uses for a Healthy and Clean Body

You may know it as the orange box that lurks in the back of your fridge to take out bad smells.

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FEATURED Baking Soda Uses for a Healthy and Clean Body You may know it as the orange box that lurks in the back of your fridge, or as a pantry staple that helps baked goods rise. But baking soda, aka sodium bicarbonate, deserves a spot in your medicine cabinet, too. READ MORE

QUIZ Test Your Digestive Diseases IQ GERD (acid reflux) is a condition in which the acidified liquid content of the stomach backs up into the esophagus. Read more...

SLIDESHOW Teeth Whitening: Facts, Types, and Products Who doesn't love a dazzling, white smile? Tooth whitening is one of the most requested dental procedures done every year. Read more...

ARTICLE Bug Bites and Stings Although many bug bites are relatively harmless, there are some that can lead to debilitating or deadly diseases. Read more...

SLIDESHOW Common Causes of Foot Pain Three out of four Americans will experience a common foot problem in their lifetime. Read more... SLIDESHOW Truth About Beauty Product Dangers When you cover blemishes, get a sunless tan, or straighten hair, chances are you use a product with a long list of ingredients. Read more... SLIDESHOW Habits That Wreck Your Teeth We all know the basics when it comes to keeping your teeth healthy: brush, floss, visit the dentist twice a year. Read more...

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