We are almost halfway into the year 2024. In this month of June, we are increasing awareness on one of the leading causes of blindness in the world- Cataract. Many people have misconceptions about this condition and call almost every eye condition cataract. Fortunately, blindness due to cataract is ....
This month of May, we celebrate our lovely children, - the joy, innocence, and boundless potential of our little ones. As we honor this special season. it's crucial to remember that ensuring their health and well-being lays the foundation for a bright future. One key aspect of this is maintaining he....
April is Women Eye Health and Safety and we are increasing awareness for women’s eye health. Studies show that women are at a higher risk of developing eye diseases (such as age-related macular degeneration, dry eyes, cataract, glaucoma etc.) than men. This may be due to fluctuating hormones dur....
In this month of March, we are creating awareness about Workplace Eye Wellness. We are sensitizing workers and employers on steps to protect their eyes at work and we are also celebrating World Glaucoma Week from March 10th-16th 2024. For people to be productive at work, having a healthy vision is ....
We hope 2024 is off to a great start. In this month of February, we are creating awareness about Low Vision. Low Vision is vision that is not optimally correctable with glasses, contact lenses, or surgery, and which impairs daily activities such as reading a book, crossing the road, shopping, etc. ....
As we bid farewell to the festivities of Christmas and the excitement of the New Year, it is crucial to reflect on the well-being of our eyes, especially considering the unique challenges that arise during this season.Post-Holiday Eye Care:Extended screen time, lack of sleep, and indulging in festiv....
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! Welcome to the last month of the year 2023. We thank God for keeping us throughout the year. It is the season for holiday festivities, family gatherings and gift giving. It is important to put safety measures in place during the holidays to avoid eye injur....
Studies show that one out of seventeen adults in Nigeria are living with diabetes in Nigeria; that is about 11.2 million Nigerians. By 2045, the global number of people with diabetes is predicted to increase by 48%. When diabetes is left untreated or uncontrolled, it can damage the back of the eyes ....
Welcome to the month of September. In this month, we raise awareness about eye care practices for maintaining healthy vision as you age. The mind and body changes as you age, hence, it is important to take care of your health and maintain a healthy lifestyle in order to prevent age-related health pr....
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