Free Eye Clinic in Topeka Today

A mobile eye clinic will roll into Topeka today (FRI) to offer free eye care services. The clinic is part of a program to help reduce health problems caused by diabetes, which affects around 300 thousand Kansans. KPRs Stephen Koranda has more.

Eye Strain No Longer Limited to Hours of Computer Viewing

Eye strain, fatigue and headaches are common indicators that your digital devices including computer monitors, smart phones and video games might be causing you discomfort.

Eye care office burglarized

Eye Care Associates, 20210 Farmington Road, was burglarized over the weekend.

Eye exams can help learning process

Vision is a dominant process in the growth, development and daily performance of children. Eighty percent of what students learn is through vision. And yet, 86 percent of all school-age children have not had a complete eye examination.

Health briefs for events, classes pertaining to preventive care

Wednesday, July 28, 2010 Free Vision Care Services Offered in Tarpon Springs The Shepherd Center, 101 W Court St., Tarpon Springs, is now able to offer free vision care services to those in need through the generous donation of Dr. Ed Huggett, who has provided and set up at all the equipment needed to perform a complete eye exam. The doctor has also been on the staff at St. Luke's Cataract ...