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Princeton Student Angela Liang Visits Florida Eye

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This past week Florida Eye welcomed Princeton student Angela Liang to its Boynton Beach location. Angela, a student majoring in molecular biology and minoring in global health and health policy, asked for the opportunity to shadow Dr. Barry Schechter to learn about eye care in general. The reason? Angela will be traveling to Accra, Ghana… Read More

Protecting Your Eyes from the Florida Sun

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As Floridians, we spend much of our time at the beach, in the pool and on tennis courts and golf courses. Throw in some outdoor walking, biking and gardening, and it’s easy to see why we need to be proactive in taking care of our bodies by wearing sunscreen and our eyes by wearing proper… Read More

Why Is Cap’n Crunch Looking Down at My Child?

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“If you are a parent who does not want your kids to go “cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs,” avoid taking them down the cereal aisle.” That’s one bit of advice stemming from a recent Cornell University study that characters like Cap’n Crunch and the Trix Bunny. Cornell Food and Brand Lab Researchers Aner Tal and Brian… Read More

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