Eyes & Vision

Eye Screening Too Early?

Published September 16, 2015

A new study suggests that children with diabetes can safely wait longer to be screened for eye disease than is currently recommended. What are the benefits, and risks, of waiting? Read More “Eye Screening Too Early?”

Focus on This: May Is Healthy Vision Month

Updated August 7, 2015

The merry month of May is upon us, and that means it’s time to think about your vision! In 2003, the National Eye Institute declared May as Healthy Vision Month. Now is as good a time as any to make sure that you’re doing all that you can to protect your vision and prevent vision loss… Read More “Focus on This: May Is Healthy Vision Month”

Drug Improves Vision in Diabetic Retinopathy

Updated August 7, 2015

The eye drug Lucentis (ranibizumab injection), recently approved to treat diabetic macular edema, may also be useful in people with diabetic retinopathy, according to research recently presented at the 2012 Joint Meeting of the American Academy of Ophthalmology… Read More “Drug Improves Vision in Diabetic Retinopathy”

FDA Approves Drug for Diabetes-Related Vision Loss

Updated August 7, 2015

On August 10, pharmaceutical manufacturer Genentech announced the approval of its eye drug Lucentis (ranibizumab injection) by the US Food and Drug Administration for treatment of diabetic macular edema… Read More “FDA Approves Drug for Diabetes-Related Vision Loss”

Statins May Increase Cataract Risk

Updated August 7, 2015

A new study in the journal Optometry and Vision Science suggests that statins may also increase the risk of age-related (AR) cataract, or a clouding of the lens of the eye… Read More “Statins May Increase Cataract Risk”

Resources for Low-Vision Awareness Month

Updated August 7, 2015

Did you know that February is Age-Related Macular Degeneration and Low Vision Awareness Month? This week, we’d like to alert you to some resources that can help you keep your eyes healthy or to cope if you are dealing with low vision… Read More “Resources for Low-Vision Awareness Month”

Glaucoma Awareness Month

Updated August 7, 2015

If you have diabetes, you know how important it is to look after the health of your eyes. This week, we’d like to alert you to some glaucoma resources you can use to find out more about this common eye condition and to learn about ways to reduce your risk. Read More “Glaucoma Awareness Month”

What We’re Reading: Free Diabetes Informational Recordings

Updated August 7, 2015

The Diabetes Partnership of Cleveland has updated and revised two informational recordings which cover the American Association of Diabetes Educators 7 Self-Care Behaviors. They cover topics such as what diabetes is, how to monitor your diabetes, exercise and healthy eating, coping, problem solving, and even taking medications… Read More “What We’re Reading: Free Diabetes Informational Recordings”

Diabetes Is a Lot of Things, But It Sure Isn’t Boring

Updated December 18, 2014

It’s not been a terrific week for me. For the first time, I feel as if diabetes is catching up with me… Read More “Diabetes Is a Lot of Things, But It Sure Isn’t Boring”

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Eye Screening Too Early?

Focus on This: May Is Healthy Vision Month

Drug Improves Vision in Diabetic Retinopathy

FDA Approves Drug for Diabetes-Related Vision Loss

Statins May Increase Cataract Risk

Resources for Low-Vision Awareness Month

Glaucoma Awareness Month

What We’re Reading: Free Diabetes Informational Recordings

Diabetes Is a Lot of Things, But It Sure Isn’t Boring

Blood Sugar Chart: What’s the Normal Range for Blood Sugar?

What to Know About Metformin

How to Lower A1C Levels Naturally

Strike the Spike II: How to Manage High Blood Glucose After Meals

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