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Sports Eye Safety: Why the Right Protection Matters

Sports Eye Safety: Why the Right Protection Matters

More than 44,000 sports-related eye injuries were treated in the United States in 2025. During Sports Eye Safety Month, Prevent Blindness is reminding athletes, parents,...
Supporting the Next Generation of Eye Care

Supporting the Next Generation of Eye Care

When Good-Lite connected with Dr. Malia Harvey, she already had a clear vision for the practice she was building in Valley, Alabama. The company listened...
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine Receives National Children’s Vision Award for OhioSEE

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine Receives National Children’s Vision Award for OhioSEE

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has been named the 2026 Bonnie Strickland Champion for Children’s Vision Award recipient for OhioSEE, a statewide effort designed to connect...
Back-to-School Vision Care Puts Myopia and Screen Use in Focus

Back-to-School Vision Care Puts Myopia and Screen Use in Focus

The Vision Council Foundation’s 2026 See What Matters initiative gives families, schools and eyecare professionals practical back-to-school resources on childhood myopia, screen-related eye concerns, vision...
Indigo Light Research Opens a New Direction in Myopia Control

Indigo Light Research Opens a New Direction in Myopia Control

Researchers at UAB and Cincinnati Children’s are exploring whether indigo light could influence the development of childhood myopia. Their work focuses on wavelengths common in...
Prevent Blindness Raises Concerns Over Proposed Head Start Vision Screening Changes

Prevent Blindness Raises Concerns Over Proposed Head Start Vision Screening Changes

Prevent Blindness is raising concerns about proposed changes to Head Start vision screening requirements. The debate goes beyond policy language, focusing attention on why consistent...
vision

A Family Story Highlights the Importance of Early Pediatric Eye Care

Inspired by one child’s vision journey, this story reminds parents and caregivers that children may not always know how to explain vision problems — and...
vision

How One Optometrist Found Her Calling In Low Vision

Airshpreet Kaur's journey from optometry student to low vision resident highlights the life-changing impact of helping patients adapt to vision loss and regain independence. ...
cataracts

New Research Explores Pediatric Cataracts

A new NIH-funded study led by Lurie Children’s ophthalmologist Jennifer Rossen, MD, aims to improve genetic testing and early detection for children with cataracts. ...
diagnosis

How Eye Scans Could Improve Early Disease Diagnosis

Researchers in the UK are exploring how eye scans combined with health data could help identify disease risks earlier and support preventative healthcare strategies. ...
health

AI Helps Protect Vision In Premature Infants in Mongolia

An AI-assisted retinopathy of prematurity screening program in Mongolia is helping identify at-risk infants earlier, supporting efforts to prevent avoidable childhood blindness. ...
health

Vision Health Is Becoming A Tech Priority

Eyesafe's appointment of former Samsung executive Blake Gaiser highlights a growing shift within consumer technology, where vision health is increasingly being viewed as a core...
optometry

Georgia To Launch First College Of Optometry

Georgia Southern University received state funding to establish Georgia’s first College of Optometry and expand future vision care access. ...
eye

Singapore Study Highlights Benefits of Community-Based Eye Care

A Singapore study explored how community-based primary eye care can improve access, referral confidence, and collaboration between ophthalmologists, optometrists, and primary care teams. ...
vision

Good-Lite Supports Optometry Students at UMSL Event

Good-Lite contributes to UMSL’s Eyeball 2026, supporting optometry students with essential tools and celebrating the next generation of professionals. ...
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