In the previous blog entry, I have described the symptoms and management methods of the common manifest binocular vision disorders. This entry will focus on the […]
Having good binocular vision is very essential in carrying out different daily visual demanding tasks such as reading, playing sports and driving. It helps people judging […]
Hypertension is a common but detrimental cardiovascular disease in modern society. It is defined by having systolic blood pressure of 140 mmHg or more and diastolic […]
In 2014, some news reports stating that children wearing ortho-k lenses had 5 times more risk of getting microbial keratitis. In this blog entry, I would […]
Diabetes mellitus is one of the major health problems affecting the developed regions. It affects the integrity of blood vessels and cause damages in multiple organs. […]
Cataract is a very common eye disease. In 2012, World Health Organisation has published a report which pointed out that cataract was the first cause of blindness […]
Middle-aged people are plagued by reading difficulties named presbyopia. As mentioned in the previous passage, near blur is a normal age-related change and currently there is […]
In 2012, World Health Organization (WHO) has summarised various population-based vision screening surveys from 39 countries worldwide, and estimated that 285million of the people in the […]
In my previous blog entry, I have listed out and explained different myopia control methods which are with scientific evidence. In this entry, I will further […]
In recent years, digital devices have dominated our everyday lives. Concerns about the potential health hazards arise with the coming of this digital era. One of […]
When You Have Reading Difficulties, Find A Qualified Optometrist For a Comprehensive Eye Exam. When the 40s call, no matter how much effort and money you […]
For glasses wearers, most of us have thought about doing surgeries to correct your blurry vision so that you can be glasses-free. The suitability of doing […]
The government has announced the lowering of age requirement for the Elderly Healthcare Scheme from 70 to 65, enabling more elders to benefit from the HKD […]
Myopia (short-sightedness) in children is a serious health issue in Hong Kong. Research shown that the prevalence of myopia (-0.50D or above) for Hong Kong children […]