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It’s not like star-gazing: Keep your eyes safe during the solar eclipse
A total solar eclipse is a phenomenon that could bring millions outside to watch the…
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Pink eye? Understanding conjunctivitis symptoms
The first time your child wakes up with a puffy, runny or red eye may…
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‘A’ is for Apricot
If adding a new fruit into your diet is a New Year’s resolution, consider putting…
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The eyes have it: Dry eye tips to help them feel better
If you’ve had good vision but now notice slight changes, like feeling “sand” in your…
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3 things to know about hydroxychloroquine and COVID-19
Editor’s note: This article was published on April 21, 2020. COVID-19 information and recommendations are…
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What causes broken blood vessels in the eyes?
Broken blood vessels in your eyes may be alarming and make you feel self-conscious, but…
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Watch out for eye injuries in sports and recreation
Getting hit or poked in the eye can happen while playing sports or doing recreational…
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Summer spoilers: 7 common summer sports injuries
Summer is perfect for outside sports with family and friends at home, in the park…
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Is it a bird or a plane? It may be a “floater”
Eyelashes, insects, flocks of geese – all these can be in your eyes. No, not…
A healthy living blog from Marshfield Clinic Health System
A healthy living blog from Marshfield Clinic Health System
