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How to detect early signs of vision problems in children?
The start of the school year is the perfect time to remind ourselves of the importance of children's visual health....
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Common vision problems in children: early detection and treatment
Children's visual health is essential to their development, learning, and well-being. However, many vision problems go unnoticed because children are not always able to express what they see (or...
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Question for an optometrist: Can children wear contact lenses?
When a child needs vision correction, glasses are often the first option considered. However, in some situations, contact lenses can be an excellent solution, even for the youngest children....
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How to Manage Infectious Conjunctivitis?
Infectious conjunctivitis, often called “pink eye,” is an inflammation of the conjunctiva caused by a bacterial or viral infection. Although generally benign, this condition can be very uncomfortable and contagious....
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Dacryostenosis: Causes, Symptoms and Treatment Options
Dacryostenosis, often called lacrimal duct obstruction, is a common problem in newborns, although it can also affect adults. This condition occurs when the nasolacrimal duct, which connects the eye to...
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Conjunctivitis in Children: What to Do?
Red, itchy and burning eyes are common symptoms of conjunctivitis. If properly treated, conjunctivitis has no long-term effects on children. Conjunctivitis can seem alarming because of the intense redness of...
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How Can We Manage Students' Use of Screens?
Educators, parents, and health professionals debate the use of screens by pupils. With smartphones, tablets, and computers ubiquity, it is crucial to balance the educational benefits of technology with the...
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The Glasses Your Kids Want!
With the increasing use of digital screens and outdoor activities, children's glasses are no longer just a necessity for good vision but also a fashion accessory. Children, like adults, want...
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Question to an Optometrist: What Are the Different Vision Correction Options For Children?
When it comes to the visual health of our children, it's essential to understand the various options available for correcting vision problems. Good vision is crucial to children's...
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MiSight® from CooperVision®: state-of-the-art contact lenses available at IRIS
In a world where technology is evolving at a breathtaking pace, our expectations of eye care have also changed. IRIS, a leader in vision care, is responding with a remarkable...
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Vision Care Programs for Children 18 and Under in Canada
The visual health of young people is a crucial priority to ensure their optimal development, both academically and personally. In Canada, several programs and initiatives are in place to ensure...
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Tips For Managing Your Children's Exposure to Digital Screens
In our digital age, screens are ubiquitous, whether televisions, computers, tablets or smartphones. While these technologies offer many educational and recreational opportunities, managing our children's exposure to screens is crucial...