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Why Shorter Days and Night Driving Make Cataract Evaluation Even More Important

The combination of shorter days and the need for more night driving makes the visual symptoms of cataracts more apparent and potentially hazardous. A cataract causes the lens of the eye to gradually become cloudy, scattering light instead of allowing it to focus clearly on the retina. This effect is why driving after dark, especially… Read More


The Link Between Diabetes and Your Eyes: Why Eye Health Matters

Understanding the Connection Between Diabetes and Eye Health Did you know that diabetes is one of the leading causes of vision loss in adults? While most people associate diabetes with blood sugar control, few realize its serious impact on the eyes. From cataracts and diabetic retinopathy to glaucoma, diabetes can significantly affect your vision over… Read More


How Aging Affects Color Perception and What You Can Do About It

Have you noticed colors looking duller or less vibrant than they used to? Do whites appear more yellow? This isn’t just a trick of the light — it’s often a natural part of aging.  For many a gradual change in how we perceive color can affect daily life, from night driving to enjoying the rich… Read More


Why You Should Keep Your Eyes Hydrated: Understanding Dry Eye Syndrome 

Our eyes are incredible organs, constantly working to help us navigate the world. To stay comfortable and healthy, they often require consistent, dedicated care. If you’ve ever experienced persistent stinging, burning, or a gritty sensation, you might be dealing with dry eye syndrome. This common condition affects millions, including many residents right here in Fargo… Read More


Beat the Summer Dry Eye Blues: Your A/C Survival Guide!

Summer in North Dakota means blasting the A/C, but did you know it can wreak havoc on your eyes? That cool, dry air can quickly lead to uncomfortable dry, gritty, or irritated eyes. Don’t let your summer fun be sidelined by dry eye discomfort! Here are quick tips to keep your eyes happy and hydrated:… Read More