We get it—and that's part of the appeal of the best eye massagers. While they won’t magically cure your sleep problems ...

Cellphones, tablets, laptops, gaming devices — screens are in use around the clock while we learn, work, relax and interact. The amount of time we spend tuned into them has grown since the pandemic, ...

Computer eye strain, also known as digital eye strain or computer vision syndrome, is an umbrella term that includes several vision-related conditions. People will often experience discomfort in ...

More than two-thirds of employees experience symptoms of digital eye strain, which can negatively impact productivity and work effectiveness. Increasing screen time could be driving this eye ...

Join us for a tour of Raven Row's current exhibition 'Peter Hujar - Eyes Open in the Dark' from 2-4pm on Wednesday the 26th of February. The largest exhibition of Hujar's work in the UK to date, it is ...

According to the latest Workplace Vision Health Report, employees now average 97 hours of screen time per week, increasing eye strain and workplace health concerns. Sixty-eight percent of ...

Regular self-care is crucial for maintaining eye health and preventing issues like soreness and burning. Adequate intake of antioxidants and nutrients like Vitamins A, B1, C, zinc, and omega-3 ...

In this article, we’ll explore practical tips and habits to reduce eye strain and restore your eye health. For dark circles, the caffeine in black or green tea may help narrow blood vessels and ...

Prolonged screen time can cause headaches and eye strain, but simple lifestyle changes can help. Headaches and eye strain are common in our digital age, but you don’t have to suffer endlessly.

Here are some tips from eye health professionals to reduce eye strain caused by devices. Take a break every 20 minutes from sitting at a computer. During the break, focus your eyes on something that's ...

According to the Journal of School Health, researchers have found that children and teenagers spent more time in front of computers and mobile devices throughout the pandemic, causing eye strain ...