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Solar Eclipse On August 21
On Monday, August 21, a total solar eclipse will sweep over North America. The tristate area will be a prime location, as Hopkinsville, Kentucky is the site where the best view of the eclipse will occur. This is a once-in-a-lifetime event, but it comes with its own set of dangers. Looking directly at the eclipse can permanently damage your eyesight. Below are some links on how you can safely watch the eclipse.
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Foods and supplements that support eye health, eating for your eyes!
Causes, Symptoms and Treatment Options
Tips for keeping your eyes safe while viewing a solar eclipse
Understanding Glaucoma: Shedding Light on Vision Loss
Understanding keratoconus and the need for early detection and treatment
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Understanding the right questions to ask when considering LASIK
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