Incoming information from the retina is channeled into two pathways in the brain's visual system: one that's responsible for ...

Low vision is an interdisciplinary field that spans from basic research in ophthalmology and brain science to clinical activity and everyday care. New technologies such as computational tools, ...

When the Belfast Lions Club’s former president Edward Eicher’s sight was suddenly compromised he didn't know where to go to ...

SUPPORT available to people with sight loss and their families will be spotlighted at an event in Keighley. Products designed to assist with everyday living are being displayed at Sight Airedale's ...

MARS, Pa. — The Mars Area Public Library will soon implement new resources to make reading more accessible for people with impaired vision. The library was one of 300 around the nation picked to ...

Wade wears a prosthetic in one eye and has about 10 percent vision in the other. He will be able to keep the technology as long as he needs it, with options to switch devices if his vision changes.

Well+Being Food Fitness Mind Body Life Consumer Reports How to cope with low vision Tools and tips to help make life easier when your eyes don’t work as well anymore April 21, 2025 Summary ...

After playing bingo at Tri-State Blind for a few months, Roath started working part-time at the society’s low-vision store. Tri-State Blind sells visual aids at wholesale prices, like magnifiers ...

Landyn Hall, 8, a student at the Arts Academy at Summit, attended with his mother Courtney Hall. The third grader has no vision in his right eye, and limited vision in his left. "We've done lots ...

Digital Content Manager ... SALINAS, Calif. — A grand opening on Thursday celebrated a new location for blind and visually impaired individuals in Salinas, providing free and reduced-cost services.

Navigating your health Many assistive technologies can help you along your healthcare journey. A 2023 study shows that readers and other assistive visual aids benefit people with low vision.

Remote work has changed the game – Many visually impaired employees can work just as efficiently from home, eliminating mobility challenges and the need for extensive workplace modifications.