Learning To See In Stereo
Children born with a crossed eye can develop a condition called amblyopia that leaves them unable to see in stereo as adults. Conventional wisdom holds that vision stops improving around age 7, but now researchers believe adults with this condition can train their brains to gain stereo vision.

"Prevention" is a key word for Eye Care Center of St. James
Doctors Steve Jeppson and Tim Pinke have 44 years of eye care experience between them

Exams can prevent glaucoma
It can come with no warning and no noticeable symptoms. It is the second most common cause of blindness in the United States. Glaucoma is the "silent thief of sight" Dr. Julie Marvin-Manders, therapeutic optometrist said.

Janet Goodliffe: Working for the children
As one of the chief event organizers for the Madison School District, Janet Goodliffe spends a lot time jumping from project to project in a seemingly endless quest to better the community and improve the education and well being of the children in District No. 321.

Inflammatory Factors And Diabetic Macular Edema Highlighted In Ophthalmology Jan. 2009
With a new study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention predicting that diabetic retinopathy will triple from 5.5 million in 2005 to 16 million in 2050, improved treatments are urgently needed for this leading cause of blindness in working-age people. The CDC study is the latest indicator of a world-wide diabetes epidemic that is motivating ophthalmic research around the globe.

Iridology
Eyes can reveal quite a bit about your general health!..

Ophthalmology highlights January 2009
Hideharu Funatsu, M.D., and colleagues at the Tokyo Women's Medical University, Japan, focused on diabetic macular edema, a serious complication of retinopathy. Their findings on inflammatory factors associated with diabetic macular edema are presented in this month's Ophthalmology, the journal of the American Academy of Ophthalmology. A new study from the Centers for Disease Control and ...

New year means new state laws
As 2009 makes its debut, so do nearly 120 new state laws. They deal with a kaleidoscope of topics, such as crime, health and license plates.

Muscott retires after 30 years
Jan Muscott isn't an optometrist, but if asked, she would likely be very convincing playing one on TV.

Vision Problems
There are many types of eye problems and visual disturbances. These include blurred vision, halos, blind spots, floaters, and other symptoms. Blurred vision is the loss of sharpness of vision and the inability to see small details.

"Prevention" is a key word for Eye Care Center of St. James
Doctors Steve Jeppson and Tim Pinke have 44 years of eye care experience between them

Janet Goodliffe: Working for the children
As one of the chief event organizers for the Madison School District, Janet Goodliffe spends a lot time jumping from project to project in a seemingly endless quest to better the community and improve the education and well being of the children in District No. 321.

Janet Goodliffe: Working for the children
As one of the chief event organizers for the Madison School District, Janet Goodliffe spends a lot time jumping from project to project in a seemingly endless quest to better the community and improve the education and well being of the children in District No. 321.

Janet Goodliffe: Working for the children
As one of the chief event organizers for the Madison School District, Janet Goodliffe spends a lot time jumping from project to project in a seemingly endless quest to better the community and improve the education and well being of the children in District No. 321.

Janet Goodliffe: Working for the children
As one of the chief event organizers for the Madison School District, Janet Goodliffe spends a lot time jumping from project to project in a seemingly endless quest to better the community and improve the education and well being of the children in District No. 321.

Muscott retires after 30 years
Jan Muscott isn't an optometrist, but if asked, she would likely be very convincing playing one on TV.

Janet Goodliffe: Working for the children
As one of the chief event organizers for the Madison School District, Janet Goodliffe spends a lot time jumping from project to project in a seemingly endless quest to better the community and improve the education and well being of the children in District No. 321.

Janet Goodliffe: Working for the children
As one of the chief event organizers for the Madison School District, Janet Goodliffe spends a lot time jumping from project to project in a seemingly endless quest to better the community and improve the education and well being of the children in District No. 321.

Janet Goodliffe: Working for the children
As one of the chief event organizers for the Madison School District, Janet Goodliffe spends a lot time jumping from project to project in a seemingly endless quest to better the community and improve the education and well being of the children in District No. 321.