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22 April, 2024 /

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10 April, 2024 /

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10 April, 2024 /

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10 April, 2024 /

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10 April, 2024 /

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10 April, 2024 /

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02 April, 2024 /

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22 March, 2024 /

When it comes to your eyes poor diet coupled with a bad lifestyle plays a big part in how healthy our eyes are. One of the biggest concerns with regard to poor nutrition and its effect on the eyes is the increased risk of Age Related...

22 March, 2024 /

UV-C is absorbed by the ozone layer and does not present any threat to our vision. UV-A & UV-B radiation can have long and short-term negative effects on our eyes and vision. Despite its small size, 2 percent of the whole-body structure, the human eye is...

22 March, 2024 /