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For how much time does the impression or the sensation of an image remain on the retina of the eye (without staring at a constant stimulus)?
A. Till you go to sleep and wake up again
B. About 3 seconds
C. About 1/16th of a second
D. Till you blink next
Let us know what you think :)

AOA warns public about online eye exams, check out this article! http://ow.ly/vH4JW

The reasons behind red eyes in photos ,and how to stop it! - FAQs http://ow.ly/vH4xv

Click the link to learn how smoking harms your vision! http://ow.ly/vH4f4

Eye Twitching and Eyelid Twitches: What are the causes and can it be stopped, check it out. http://ow.ly/vH3Ye

5 ways to prevent sports-related eye injuries!
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March 2014 — Can you imagine running so fast that you can no longer see where you're going?
This is exactly what the tiger beetle experiences when it chases its prey (such as fast-moving ants). Basically, it's running so fast that its eyes don't have time to capture enough light to see where it's going or what it's chasing.
When this happens, the beetle has to stop for a moment to check the scene and find its prey again before restarting.
Researchers at Cornell University have found that the tiger beetle avoids obstacles during these high-speed chases by holding its antennae just off the ground in front to detect them. In their experiments, beetles with clipped antennae tended to run right into obstacles, because they were essentially running blind.

Friday's celebrity eyes revealed!
The eyes belong to actor Charlie Hunnam!

Answer to Thursday's trivia is... B, The sclera!
The sclera, which is connective tissue made of fibrin (a protein), is the outer protective covering of the eye. The sclera is thinner and less opaque in children, as a result of which the underlying tissue can be seen, thus giving it a bluish look. As one ages, the sclera usually becomes yellower.

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Optical illusion! http://ow.ly/i/5cz8t

What is the scientific term for the "white of the eye", the part surrounding the eyeball?
A. Conjunctiva
B. Sclera
C.Albumen
D. Epiglottis

Tennessee girl diagnosed with rare eye disease after mom posts picture online

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April is focus on women’s eye health safety, check out this article!
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New findings could aid early diagnosis of common eye disease http://ow.ly/vELOm

12 Things You Should Know Before You Buy Sunglasses http://ow.ly/vELpX

Individuals Who Undergo Cataract Surgery Tend to Live Longer: Tips for people with cataracts! http://ow.ly/vEL3A

Finding Relief From Eye Allergies http://ow.ly/vEKI9

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Friday's celebrity eyes revealed!
The eyes belong to Angelina Jolie!

Answer to Thursday's trivia is....B! Vitreous
Vitreous humor is comprised primarily of water, and is responsible for giving the eye its form and shape. Because of its viscous properties, the eye returns to its original shape when compressed. In children, the consistency of the vitreous humor is similar to that of the albumen (white) of an egg. As one ages, it gradually thins and becomes more liquid.

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What is the thick, transparent fluid that comprises about 2/3rd of the eye's volume?
A. Protoplasm
B. Vitreous
C. Iris
D.Tears http://ow.ly/i/5dje0

What does a measles outbreak mean for optometrists? http://ow.ly/vH9re

Examining eye structure may help detect early-stage Alzheimer’s disease, check this out! http://ow.ly/vH8Xv

4 patient questions about Google Glass
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Did you know that basketball is one of the leading causes of sports-related eye injuries requiring ER treatment? Check out this article to learn how to prevent and respond to sports-related eye injuries! http://ow.ly/vH8iy

Click the link to learn more about vitreous detachment! http://ow.ly/vH85p