Canadians living with vision loss face challenges every day, but those working to bring awareness want to focus on the abilities – not disabilities –...
According to the Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB), 75% of all vision loss can be treated or prevented. Unfortunately, many Canadians d...
A group of FYidoctors eye care professionals are set to head down south to Jamaica later this month to help others see better. The five specialists wi...
With the use of digital technology on the rise more than ever, the potential effects of blue light are becoming a growing concern amongst eye health c...
Viral infections such as herpes simplex can lead to many vision health complications, including a rare eye condition called Iridocorneal Endothelial S...
Three FYidoctors optometrists were recently recognized for their achievements in the field, and we could not be prouder to have them on our team. T...
Edmonton FYidoctors optometrist Dr. Annu Kaul is back from Lima, Peru, where she recently donated her personal time, finances, and skillset to helping...
Indulging in baked salmon, spicy tuna, and the odd marinated swordfish could be the key to good vision now that new research has indicated fish oil ma...
FYidoctors welcomes the staff and office of McLeod Optometry Clinic in Ottawa, Ontario, as one of our newest partners! We sat down with optometrist Dr...
Try this simple test: while staring straight ahead, try to be aware of the objects to your left, right, above and below—all without moving your head a...
As technology and health care advance, we benefit from it. Researchers are working as we speak to develop contact lenses that can give us insights int...
Winter is a wonderful season for family merriment and activities. No matter how you choose to enjoy the snow, it's important to make sure your eye...
What happens when we dream is something that has fascinated and eluded philosophers and scientists alike for thousands of years. How do our ocular sys...
It takes strength to champion awareness for the visually impaired in Canada. Saskatoon’s Charlene Young was recently acknowledged for her more than a...
Researchers think they may know a way to temporarily repair dyslexia, highlighting the link between vision and the disorder. French scientists have al...