Imagine a future where your vision remains clear and vibrant, free from the cloudiness of cataracts, well into your later years. Discover how adopting a healthy lifestyle can significantly reduce …
Learn MoreMedically Reviewed by Jack Abrams, MD For some people, poor eyesight has been a lifelong nuisance that they’ve learned to cope with. Others experience diminishing sharpness with age. If you’re …
Learn MoreRegarding cataract surgery, our options have come a long way. Technology and medical innovation advancements have made this surgical procedure as quick and painless as possible. Many ophthalmologists can even …
Learn MoreDid you know that cataracts are the leading cause of blindness worldwide? If you’re one of the 24.4 million Americans in the United States today who suffer from cataracts, you’re …
Learn MoreMedically Reviewed by Jack Abrams, MD The team at Abrams Eye Institute urges patients to schedule annual appointments to make sure their eyes are healthy. Regular eye care appointments also …
Learn MoreWhat Is Vitreomacular Traction? Vitreous is the clear, jelly-like substance that fills the middle of your eyes. The vitreous is connected to your retina and macula by millions of tiny …
Learn MoreDry eye syndrome, also simply known as dry eyes, is a chronic condition affecting 4.91 million Americans 50 years and older. Reports estimate that millions of younger people are also affected …
Learn MoreYou can easily read the signs that stretch all the way down the airport corridor, but looking at your boarding pass is a blurry challenge. You rarely go anywhere without …
Learn MoreWritten by: Jack Abrams, MD I often see patients with eye injuries, either at my clinic or in the hospitals where I work. Fortunately, most of them aren’t serious and …
Learn MoreProtect Yourself and Others by Lowering Risks of Exposure As medical professionals, the team at Abrams Eye Institute understands that one of the important precautions we can all take to …
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