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08/26/2025

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08/25/2025

Seeing floaters or flashes? This may indicate a retinal issue—schedule an exam right away. | pvc-optometry.com

08/18/2025

Glaucoma often has no early symptoms—routine checkups are essential for early detection. | pvc-optometry.com

08/11/2025

Cataracts develop gradually, but early detection makes treatment more effective. | pvc-optometry.com

08/09/2025

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08/06/2025

Federal governmentis finally studying the impact of headlights brightness on vision!!!!

Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (D-WA) is “working to change federal regulations to limit how bright headlights can be.” Perez, who is also a co-founder of an auto repair shop, “points out that even though vehicle safety has improved in the past decade, total road fatalities have gone up.” Besides headlights, “our eyes are increasingly assailed by ultra-bright billboard ads, dazzling street lights, and glowing personal screens,” and the “resulting glare could affect long-term vision.” If constant bright lights “are slowly damaging our eyes, they might fuel more cases of age-related macular degeneration, or AMD, which already affects 11 million Americans.” Jacqueline Bowen, OD, President of the American Optometric Association, told TIME, “High-intensity lights are potentially harmful because they concentrate so much brightness into a small area.” On July 17, “Gluesenkamp Perez’s legislation to further study the impact of headlight brightness advanced in the House.”