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Indian Teen Is The Only Known Patient With Tooth Growing Inside His Eye Socket
This rare phenomenon is called an 'ectopic tooth', a tooth that develops or erupts in the wrong place, instead of the mouth.
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Eye And Foot Massagers: Health Benefits, Risks And What You Need To Know?
Eye and foot massagers promise relief from screen fatigue, tired feet and muscle discomfort.
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Eyes Review: A Series Driven By Women Is Refreshing To Watch
Streaming on Sony Liv, the web series features seven episodes where we see police officials and psychologists come together to develop an app called Eyes to prevent deadly stalking and killings
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Laptops Ruining Your Vision? Doctor Shares Easy Ways To Prevent Severe Dry Eyes
Dry eyes is particularly relevant today because many people spend several continuous hours working on computers, attending online meetings, studying or using smartphones. The symptoms can become more noticeable towards the end of the day.
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World Sight Day: From Childhood To Old Age, Protect Your Vision At Every Stage
The theme for World Sight Day 2026 is 'LoveYourEyes.' It puts people, personal stories and community action at the centre, so that eye care is accessible, available and affordable to everyone.
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Sudden Nose Block, Eyes Tearing Up? Follow These Tips To Get Instant Relief
The eyes tend to start watering along with a blocked or runny nose. Other symptoms may include sneezing, sore throat, cough, headache and mild fever. While these symptoms usually improve as the infection settles, here are a few simple measures that can provide relief.
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Tara Sutaria Shares Simple Etiquette Rules Everyone Can Follow
Tara Sutaria spoke about the simple etiquette lessons she learnt from her mother, from maintaining eye contact to being mindful of your body language
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Late-Night Scrolling Is Slowly Harming Your Eyes: Follow These Tips To Safeguard Your Vision
Blue light suppresses melatonin and delays sleep. That part of the story is well established. But the damage isn't limited to sleeplessness.
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Menopause Is Quietly Changing Your Eyes: Ophthalmologist Explains How
Estrogen and androgens both support tear production and the vital lipid (oil) layer secreted by the eyelids that keeps tears from evaporating too fast. As levels decline through perimenopause, tear quantity and quality drop.
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Can Your Eyes Predict A Heart Attack? What Your Retinal Scan Actually Reveals
The retina is the only place in the body where blood vessels can be seen directly and non-invasively, in real time, without an incision or a dye injection.
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Your Eyes Are Ageing Faster Than You Think: How Screen Exposure, Poor Sleep And Lifestyle Are Affecting Vision
Smartphones, laptops and other digital screens have become part of almost every waking hour. Add inadequate sleep, prolonged near work, sedentary habits, poor nutrition and insufficient time outdoors, and the result can be a growing burden of eye discomfort and visual problems.
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When Is A Headache Really About Your Eyes? An Ophthalmologist Explains
Most headaches will pass with an early night or a stronger pair of glasses. But if something feels different from your usual headache, get it looked at properly rather than reaching for another strip of painkillers.
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'Been Worried': Dipika Kakar Opens Up About Red Eyes Amid Cancer Recovery
In a recent video, Dipika Kakar shared health update after experiencing redness in her eyes
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Can An Eye Scan Detect Heart Disease? Cardiologist Explains What Your Retina Can Reveal
The growing interest in retinal imaging comes from the possibility of using the eye as a non-invasive window into vascular health
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Contact Lens Giving You Red Eyes? Know What This Common Symptom Could Mean
There are several possible reasons for red eyes after wearing contact lenses. One common cause is dryness and irritation. Other causes can be infection, or keratitis, among others. Read on to know more.
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Indian Teen Is The Only Known Patient With Tooth Growing Inside His Eye Socket
This rare phenomenon is called an 'ectopic tooth', a tooth that develops or erupts in the wrong place, instead of the mouth.
-
Eye And Foot Massagers: Health Benefits, Risks And What You Need To Know?
Eye and foot massagers promise relief from screen fatigue, tired feet and muscle discomfort.
-
Eyes Review: A Series Driven By Women Is Refreshing To Watch
Streaming on Sony Liv, the web series features seven episodes where we see police officials and psychologists come together to develop an app called Eyes to prevent deadly stalking and killings
-
Laptops Ruining Your Vision? Doctor Shares Easy Ways To Prevent Severe Dry Eyes
Dry eyes is particularly relevant today because many people spend several continuous hours working on computers, attending online meetings, studying or using smartphones. The symptoms can become more noticeable towards the end of the day.
-
World Sight Day: From Childhood To Old Age, Protect Your Vision At Every Stage
The theme for World Sight Day 2026 is 'LoveYourEyes.' It puts people, personal stories and community action at the centre, so that eye care is accessible, available and affordable to everyone.
-
Sudden Nose Block, Eyes Tearing Up? Follow These Tips To Get Instant Relief
The eyes tend to start watering along with a blocked or runny nose. Other symptoms may include sneezing, sore throat, cough, headache and mild fever. While these symptoms usually improve as the infection settles, here are a few simple measures that can provide relief.
-
Tara Sutaria Shares Simple Etiquette Rules Everyone Can Follow
Tara Sutaria spoke about the simple etiquette lessons she learnt from her mother, from maintaining eye contact to being mindful of your body language
-
Late-Night Scrolling Is Slowly Harming Your Eyes: Follow These Tips To Safeguard Your Vision
Blue light suppresses melatonin and delays sleep. That part of the story is well established. But the damage isn't limited to sleeplessness.
-
Menopause Is Quietly Changing Your Eyes: Ophthalmologist Explains How
Estrogen and androgens both support tear production and the vital lipid (oil) layer secreted by the eyelids that keeps tears from evaporating too fast. As levels decline through perimenopause, tear quantity and quality drop.
-
Can Your Eyes Predict A Heart Attack? What Your Retinal Scan Actually Reveals
The retina is the only place in the body where blood vessels can be seen directly and non-invasively, in real time, without an incision or a dye injection.
-
Your Eyes Are Ageing Faster Than You Think: How Screen Exposure, Poor Sleep And Lifestyle Are Affecting Vision
Smartphones, laptops and other digital screens have become part of almost every waking hour. Add inadequate sleep, prolonged near work, sedentary habits, poor nutrition and insufficient time outdoors, and the result can be a growing burden of eye discomfort and visual problems.
-
When Is A Headache Really About Your Eyes? An Ophthalmologist Explains
Most headaches will pass with an early night or a stronger pair of glasses. But if something feels different from your usual headache, get it looked at properly rather than reaching for another strip of painkillers.
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'Been Worried': Dipika Kakar Opens Up About Red Eyes Amid Cancer Recovery
In a recent video, Dipika Kakar shared health update after experiencing redness in her eyes
-
Can An Eye Scan Detect Heart Disease? Cardiologist Explains What Your Retina Can Reveal
The growing interest in retinal imaging comes from the possibility of using the eye as a non-invasive window into vascular health
-
Contact Lens Giving You Red Eyes? Know What This Common Symptom Could Mean
There are several possible reasons for red eyes after wearing contact lenses. One common cause is dryness and irritation. Other causes can be infection, or keratitis, among others. Read on to know more.
