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Photo Collection From Our 2016 Holiday Party
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Too Much Space Travel Is Hazardous for Your Eyeballs
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Something strange has been happening to people who stay too long in space: The backs of their eyeballs start to flatten. Spider-web-like marks called choroidal folds crisscross the thin layer of blood vessels and connective tissue that surround their retinas. Their vision goes blurry, their optic nerves become inflamed. The damage can last long after… Read More
Dine for Veterans and Raise Funds for HOW
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HOW to thank & serve the veterans in your life, & the veterans who protect & serve all of our lives… Florida Eye is a proud sponsor of Dine for Veterans, an event created to raise funds and bring awareness to the thousands of our local Veterans suffering from “invisible war wounds”: traumatic brain injury… Read More
Q&A with PBSC Ophthalmic Tech Intern Hope Piggot
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All of us at Florida Eye are thrilled to have another wonderful, dedicated intern from Palm Beach State College’s Ophthalmic Tech Program. Hope Piggot is fantastic, and she is a welcome addition to our Florida Eye family. Below is a quick Q&A with Hope. We think you’ll find her special too. How do you like… Read More
1 Face + 2 Eyes + 2 Lenses = A Happy Florida Eye Patient
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J. Bruno recently underwent cataract surgery with Florida Eye’s Jonathan Criss, M.D., and the delighted woman had nothing but good things to say about the cataract surgeon. “I’m so glad I met Dr. Criss. He suggested I try two different lenses – different strengths in each eye – and it’s been amazing, It has literally… Read More
Avoiding Eye Injuries When Doing Everyday Home Chores
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Many of the annual 2.5 million eye injuries occur at home. From cleaning and cooking to mowing and repairing, eye injuries occur every day while performing routine activities. When completing these daily tasks in and around the home, we often become complacent and do not take proper safety precautions. Dr. Jonathan Criss joins the American… Read More
Blindness Due to Diabetic Retinopathy Surges Worldwide
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Visual impairment due to diabetic retinopathy (DR) is rising worldwide, and diabetic eye disease is now the fifth most common cause of blindness, new research shows. According to Retina & Vitreous Specialist Joseph Nezgoda, M.D., this study from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation highlights the devastating effects of Diabetic Eye Disease worldwide and here… Read More
Unbelievable Facts About the Human Eye
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Did you know… Your eyes are almost the same size as they were when you were born. If you’re blind, but were born with sight, you probably still see images in your dreams. Your eye can distinguish between 50,000 shades of grey. Read more fascinating eye facts, with pictures!
Two Florida Eye Docs Make 2016 Top Doctors List at Vitals.com
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Have you heard the news? Florida Eye’s Dr. Barry Schechter was recently voted as one of Boca Raton’s Top Doctors 2016 Patients Choice (Physicians as named by Vitals.com), in The Boca Raton Observer! Congratulations Dr. Schechter!!
Back to School Eye Exams for Children as Important as Ever
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One in Four Children Is Affected by Vision Problems Florida Eye Recommends Having Your Child’s Eyes Examined Once a Year, Every Year It’s the beginning of a new school year and perhaps you’ve been busy buying new school clothes, supplies, lunch boxes and everything in between. But, did you take the time to have your… Read More
