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Vision Impairment and Steps to Your Rehabilitation
What is low vision, and what should you do if you suspect you or someone close to you experiences it? Registered Optician Zully Kasmani has the answers.
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The Vision Is Clear for a Better Tomorrow
Seva partners with locals in developing countries to deliver self-sufficient, self-sustaining eye care programs — but there's still plenty of work to be done.
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Connecting Dry Eye Disease and Glaucoma
Two of eyeLABS' top optometrists, Dr. Richard Maharaj and Dr. Faran Vafaie, explain the links between — and treatments for — dry eye disease and glaucoma.
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Arthritis Is Not Inevitable
'Aging' doesn't have to mean 'arthritis': while the risk of getting it does increase with age, its effects are not an inevitable part of getting older.
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Introducing Personalized Medicine
Medicine isn't one size fits all. Treatments can be ineffective for certain people, and the same medicine may cause side effects in only certain patients.
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Eat for Your DNA — A Personalized Approach to Health
A DNA test from dnaPower can help you live according to your genetic makeup, so that you can make better decisions to stay healthy and live longer.
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Understanding Pneumonia: Could Your Age Put You at Risk?
Learn why, when thinking about the flu shot this year, aging Canadians should also consider pneumonia prevention as a top priority.
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Your Guide to Cold and Flu
Your Guide to Cold and Flu explains the impact colds and the influenza can have on your family, and the most effective methods of prevention and treatment.
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The Cost of Influenza Is Nothing to Sneeze At
We often hear statements like 'I’ve got a touch of the flu but I’m still going to work,' but this can cost a lot in both financial terms and in human life.
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Putting the “Tea” in Immunity
Tetley’s award-winning line of Super teas are not only delicious, but they also help boost your immune system with essential vitamins and minerals.