Even though your eyes move constantly, you see the world as stable, not blurry. New research clarifies how tiny movements make it happen.
Dry eye disease alters how the cornea heals itself after injury. Now, researchers have identified new potential therapy targets.
New research investigates the mechanisms that underlie a treatment for patients with amblyopia, also known as "lazy eye."
The last common ancestor between octopuses and humans was 500 million years ago, but their eyes are still "remarkably similar" to our own.
Fruit flies can't move their eyes to adjust their vision like we can. But, they've come up with an alternative: they move their retinas.
Researchers have decoded visual images from a dog's brain. The results suggest major differences in how the brains of humans and dogs work.
An eye test that measures how pupils change in response to light could be a way to screen young children for autism.
New research on social challenges facing visually impaired and blind people yields tips to make interactions less uncomfortable.
New poll results indicate ways parents can better protect their child's eye health from screens, sun, and other threats.
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