Starting July 1, every Oregon child who is 7 or younger will be required to undergo a vision screening when he or she starts school or preschool to check for several eye diseases that can be treated successfully if they are caught early.

Starting July 1, every Oregon child who is 7 or younger will be required to undergo a vision screening when he or she starts school or preschool to check for several eye diseases that can be treated successfully if they are caught early.
There are a few options that allow presbyopic contact lens wearers to see both far and near without…
There are a lot of people walking around thinking that they are color blind, when in fact true…
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Dry eye is a very common condition – particularly here in arid Central Oregon. The eye’s tear film…