- Healthwise
- Get
your glasses to go
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Ever
picked up a new set of contact lenses without leaving your car?
- Glaucoma
awareness extra important
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- With lost eyesight
from glaucoma directly affecting quality of life, the president of Prevent
Blindness Georgia said health care providers should take a more active
role in encouraging their patients to get regular dilated eye exams.
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- Newborn
hearing screening now available to all Georgia babies
Starting this
year, all babies born in Georgia hospitals will be screened for hearing
loss before they are discharged.
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- Responsible
TV/computer use
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- It has been a while
since I have written about television and video, but as computers become
more common and as satellite television gives us more and more options,
the issue is as important as ever.
- Weight
reduction after the holidays
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Obesity
is virtually an epidemic in this country.
Free
seminar at Gold's
Gold's Gym on Ga.
Highway 54 in Peachtree City is hosting a free fibromyalgia seminar
Feb. 19 from 12:30 to 1:45 p.m.
Davis
opens chiropractic office
Dr. Gala Davis,
a Peachtree City native, has opened a family chiropractic practice in
her hometown.
Toys
can help improve vision skills
From the moment
of birth, your child is learning to see. He or she progresses from the
newborn's blurry world of light and dark to the school-age child's sophisticated
ability to handle complex vision tasks. Toys, games and playtime activities
help by stimulating this process of vision development.
Toys
can cause eye injuries
Every year, nearly
7,000 children suffer eye injuries from toys, but most of these injuries
can be prevented, according to eye care professionals.
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