If you have Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes, your risk for developing an eye disease is greatly increased. Early diagnosis and treatment are essential in protecting your eyesight. At Colorado Ophthalmology Associates of Denver, CO, our ophthalmologists are experienced…
Ultraviolet rays, or UV rays, are the unseen rays from the sun that carry low levels of radiation and can cause damage to the eyes and skin if precautions are not taken. The pros at Colorado Ophthalmology Associates of Denver,…
Time catches up with your eyes and it’s common to discover vision changes as you age. You might find yourself needing better light to see as well or you might find it difficult to do close work. Glare may become…
Summer is the perfect time to get the errands done that will set your child up for success in the coming school year. Good vision and healthy eyes are extremely important for students who rely on seeing the screen or…
Most people have fond memories of seeing fireworks as a child. In their enthusiasm, parents may try to recreate the magic for their own kids. But the darker side of fireworks is the safety hazard they pose, especially to the…
Vision is a gift—seeing a child’s face light up with joy, watching a spectacular sunrise, looking out over a mountain vista are all beautiful sights we can enjoy. Considering how precious good vision is to you and your loved ones,…
Vision dimming in the center of the eye, dark spots in the vision, or blurry vision are all signs of a serious eye condition called age-related macular degeneration (AMD). This is the leading cause of blindness in adults aged 55…
Seeing the beauty of each new day and the precious faces of our loved ones are some of the privileges of life that we may take for granted. Our vision is worth protecting and that’s why the National Institute of…
The cornea is the clear outer layer of the eye and it works hard filtering out dirt, some ultraviolet (UV) rays, and other invaders from reaching the eye. But when the cornea is compromised, infected or diseased, prompt care from…
With the start of the new school year comes a surge in sports participation. Athletes in soccer, softball, football, basketball, tennis, volleyball, skiing, track, wrestling, hockey, lacrosse and more are ramping up for a competitive year. Whether they are 5…