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With fall in full swing, many of you might have noticed that your eyes have gotten drier than usual. The condition is fairly normal this...

Meet Dr. Rose Hughes, a doctor of optometry at University Children's Eye Center. Dr. Hughes is who your child will most likely see if...

Across the country, children are heading back to school. Is now a good time for an eye exam? How can you tell if your kids are having...

The development of a chalazion, or stye, can be alarming, especially for parents. However, despite their appearance, most chalazia are...

Amblyopia, informally known as "lazy eye", can arise from a variety of factors. "There's a weakness between the brain and the eye...

Children's eyes should be straight and well-aligned from the age of four months onward. What happens when that isn't the case, and what...

Spring and summer are beautiful seasons to be outside, but they are equally well-known for triggering allergic reactions in people of all...

During a child's eye exam, a doctor may order some dilating eye drops. These drops are commonly used throughout the field of pediatric...

Children who have difficulty reading are sometimes referred to pediatric optometrists, often due to conditions like convergence...

When children develop headaches, their parents often attribute the issue to children’s eyes. How often are headaches vision-related, and...

How do you know if your child is a good candidate for contact lenses? For a detailed answer to this question, join Dr. Rose Hughes of...

What should someone expect when they come in for an eye exam at University Children's Eye Center? Join Rachel Reyes, ophthalmic...

What does it mean when your child is referred for a failed vision screening? Join Dr. Sepideh Rousta of University Children’s Eye Center...