The Real Reason Nearsightedness Is Exploding: 5 Myopia Truths Every Parent Should Know

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View Video The Blurry Truth About Myopia For decades, we’ve treated nearsightedness (myopia) as a simple vision problem—blurred distance vision corrected easily with glasses or contact lenses. But research over the past decade has revealed a deeper truth: myopia is not just a refractive error—it’s a progressive condition that’s reaching epidemic levels around the world….

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Presbyopia Correction – Glasses, Contacts, Drops, Surgery?

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You’re at a restaurant, and the menu suddenly looks blurry. You stretch your arm to find the right distance and squint under the light — the familiar “presbyopia stretch” after age 40. This gradual loss of near vision is a normal part of aging, but the options for correction have expanded well beyond reading glasses….

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Tepezza: A New Non-Surgical Treatment for Thyroid Eye Disease

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Thyroid Eye Disease (TED) is a progressive, potentially sight-threatening condition often linked with Graves’ disease and other forms of hyperthyroidism. For many, TED leads to bulging eyes, double vision, discomfort, and even permanent disfigurement. Today, thanks to advances in treatment, patients have a promising non-surgical option—Tepezza (teprotumumab)—now available for suitable candidates.1 What is Thyroid Eye…

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Proactive Eye Care for Older Adults: Reducing Risk of Falls

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Falls among older adults are becoming increasingly common, particularly during snowy and icy winter conditions, and these incidents can lead to serious eye injuries as well as other forms of trauma. As Canada’s population ages, preventing falls and protecting eye health have become major public health priorities. Vision plays a critical role in maintaining balance,…

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Frustrated Patients and Dry Eye in Cataract Surgery

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The success of cataract surgery extends beyond simply achieving 20/20 vision. Patient satisfaction and optimal refractive outcomes depend significantly on maintaining a healthy ocular surface, making pre-operative dry eye management a critical component of comprehensive cataract care. At North Toronto Eye Surgical Centre, we recognize that addressing dry eye disease before cataract surgery is essential…

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The Connection Between Obstructive Sleep Apnea and Glaucoma: What Every Patient Should Know

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Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) and glaucoma may seem unrelated, but research has revealed a significant degree of connection between these two health conditions. For patients diagnosed with sleep apnea, understanding this relationship may be crucial for protecting your vision and eye health. What is Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)? OSA is characterized by repeated episodes of…

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