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As we gear up for the festivities that often light up our skies, it’s crucial to remember that while fireworks are a beautiful sight, they come with risks, especially to our eyes. At Illinois Eye Center, we’re committed to ensuring you enjoy a safe and visually spectacular holiday. Here are essential fireworks safety tips to […]
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As the summer sun shines brighter and the days stretch longer, outdoor activities become a daily joy. However, amidst the fun, it’s crucial to remember that a more active time of year means more opportunity for sun damage, irritation, or injury. At Illinois Eye Center, we’re committed to helping you enjoy the season safely with […]
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Illinois Eye Center is committed to furthering the eye health and safety of our community. For that reason, we strive to share information relevant to the current state of eye health. In this case, let’s talk about artificial tears. Artificial tears are eye drops used to lubricate dry eyes and help keep moisture on the outer surface of […]
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As we anticipate the April solar eclipse, Illinois Eye Center is here to guide you through safely experiencing this celestial event. A solar eclipse occurs when the moon passes between the Earth and the sun, temporarily obscuring the sun from our view. While it offers a rare and educational opportunity for sky-watchers, viewing it without […]
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Love the long days of a Midwest summer? Excited by the beauty of its frosty winters? No matter the season, protecting your eyes is a must! At Illinois Eye Center, we know that sunglasses might not be your go-to winter accessory, but did you know the winter’s UV rays reflecting off the snow can be […]
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Learning that you have been diagnosed with dry age-related macular degeneration (AMD) can be challenging. This condition is known to be the leading cause of blindness in Americans aged 65 and above. Dry AMD is a slow-progressing disease that gradually breaks down light-sensitive cells in the macula. In more advanced cases, geographic atrophy (GA) occurs, […]
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