The article circulating online and via social media makes some bold claims.

Starting July 20, 2025, new rules for senior drivers will take effect, impacting those aged 70 and older across the United States. These changes, which vary slightly by state but align with federal ...

More Americans get annual eye exams than a yearly physical. With AI-powered diagnostics transforming eye exams into powerful ...

In this edition of Daily Dose, Dr. Lacy Anderson answers a viewer's question about how often to get eye exams, ...

Among Americans aged 65 and older, 14% live with either distance vision impairment or contrast sensitivity issues. ... “This isn’t about which test is better,” said Joshua Ehrlich, ...

Cloudy areas in the lens, called cataracts, are another common eye problem that comes with age. More than 24 million ...

A new educational article from Modern Vision Solutions reveals a growing body of evidence that underscores the critical role ...

An analysis of a large national database shows a diagnosis of bipolar disorder or major depressive disorder is linked to an increased risk for retinal diseases in middle-aged and older individuals.

Under the bill now before Pritzker, vision and road testing for 87-and-up drivers would continue to be required annually. Those aged 79 through 86 would not have to take road tests, while the ...

Eye patients sometimes assume that their vision screenings required for obtaining a driver’s license or certain certifications are equivalent to comprehensive eye exams. However, that isn’t the case.