(San Diego) July 8, 2004 - Debra Wasserman sits about 27 inches from the computer screen she sees for more than six hours a day, "Your eyes get tired, you blink a lot, you know, you have to refocus, ...

Excessive screen time can lead to a condition called computer eye strain. This is sometimes known as computer vision syndrome, or digital eye strain. It occurs because our eyes have to work hard when ...

Fatigue and stress have long been common woes at the end of a workday. Now, in the digital age, there's a new set of struggles: headaches, dry eyes and double vision. These are the unique symptoms of ...

Take these tests if you want to find out how good is your computer display for motion handling & gaming. You can check Eye Tracking, Persistence, Ghosting, Black frames, Motion blur, Moving images, ...

Experiencing computer vision syndrome doesn’t mean you need to completely give up your screen time, though. The way you view a digital screen can make a big difference. To learn more about computer ...

In a somewhat paradoxical twist, a few extra minutes of screen time can now actually help, rather than hurt, your eye health. That eye-catching claim has become a reality courtesy of the FDA, which ...

Adjusting your computer monitor, taking regular breaks, using eye drops, and making changes to your environment could help relieve eyestrain and dry eyes. The amount of time you spend staring at a ...

The NHS has warned people who wear contact lenses or glasses that they may be at risk of a common eye condition without realising it. Talking about astigmatism, it explained that the condition can ...