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The blog
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A Vision of Success: Join IRIS as a New Graduate
Have you just completed your studies as an optometrist or licensed optician and are looking for a challenging and rewarding professional opportunity? Look no further. IRIS, Canada's largest network of...
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Question to an Optician: What Are the Options Available for an Optician When They Finish Their Studies?
Graduation often represents a crucial turning point in an Optician's life. After devoting time and energy to acquiring knowledge and skills in an Opticianry Program, it's natural to wonder what...
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Make The Most of the Solar Eclipse While Protecting Your Eyes
On April 8, 2024, the skies over Quebec will come alive with an exceptional celestial spectacle: a total solar eclipse. This rare event offers a unique opportunity to...
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IRIS, It's Me - Launch Of The New IRIS Campaign
On the eve of its 35th anniversary, IRIS, the largest network of opticians, optometrists and ophthalmologists in Canada, launches a new advertising campaign that highlights the human beings behind its...
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The Art Colouring & How it Can Benefit Your Eyes
Colouring, an activity often associated with childhood, has now found a place of choice among many adults searching for relaxation and zenitude. Beyond its creative aspect, colouring also offers benefits...
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Pregnancy and Its Impact on Vision
Pregnancy is an exciting time, but it also brings its share of physiological changes. While many women are aware of apparent transformations such as weight gain, morning sickness and hormonal...
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The Importance of Early Glaucoma Detection
We humans are hard-wired to protect our eyes. Without thought, we blink, squint, tear, and shield our eyes from harm, but some threats to our vision don't alert us until...
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Workout Routines that Boost Both Body and Eye Health
As we all know, regular exercise is essential for maintaining good general health. It strengthens the cardiovascular system, improves mental health, promotes weight loss and increases physical stamina. However, did...
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Navigating Virtual Reality Safely: Protecting Your Eyes for an Optimal Experience
Virtual reality is an exciting world where the imagination comes alive, and the boundaries of reality are pushed back. However, in this visual immersion, it's crucial not to lose sight...
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The Importance of Optometrist-Conducted Eye Exams for Your Eye Health
Eyes are often described romantically as "the windows to the soul," but in practical terms, these intricate organs play a vital role in our overall well-being. Our vision is crucial...
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Digital Screens and Their Impact on Our Eyes
Digital screens have become ubiquitous in our daily lives, whether through smartphones, tablets, laptops or even televisions. While these devices facilitate communication and access to information, they also pose challenges...
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Why do most people from Scandinavian countries have blue eyes?
Eye colour is mainly determined by genetics and the quantity and type of pigments in the iris. Two main types of pigment responsible for eye colour are brown melanin and...