2,2 billion people in the world suffer from some form of eye disease - at least 1 billion of those could have been prevented. 2,2 billion people in the world suffer from some form of eye disease - at least 1 billion of those could have been prevented.
2,2 billion people in the world suffer from some form of eye disease - at least 1 billion of those could have been prevented. 2,2 billion people in the world suffer from some form of eye disease - at least 1 billion of those could have been prevented.

ANALYSING

THE THYROID AND THE EYES: An esteemed doctor explains the relationship and reveals one thing we can do right now to be healthier

AUTHOR: MAJA BARETIĆ, MD, PhD, Assistant Professor

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EAR, NOSE, THRAT – EYES: An expert from University Hospital Centre Zagreb analyses why our sinuses are also important for having healthy eyes, here's how to take care of your health

AUTHOR: ASST. PROF. RATKO PRSTAČIĆ, PhD

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QUIZ

SUFFERING FROM DRY EYE SYNDROME? ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS AND FIND OUT HOW TO PREVENT IT AND WHAT TO DO WHEN YOU ARE ALREADY FEELING THE SYMPTOMS

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ANALYSING

A famous doctor reveals what else, apart from aging and genetics, affects eye health and what we have control over ourselves

AUTHOR: ANTE BARISIC, MD

In addition to aging and genetics, there are a number of factors that affect eye health that we can influence ourselves. The majority of them are related to general health, and some are related specifically to the eyes. Regulation of blood pressure and blood sugar and fat levels are important. Here's how to take better care of eye health and why it's important for our whole body.

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Renowned ophthalmologist gives advice how to detect glaucoma in time, this asymptomatic eye disease that can lead to blindness

AUTHOR: RAŠELJKA TADIĆ, MD

Learn how to recognize glaucoma - a disease of the optic nerve that leads to imperceptible and gradual deterioration of the visual field. If left untreated, it can lead to blindness. According to estimates by the World Health Organization, the number of people suffering from glaucoma will increase from 76 million to 95.4 million people by 2030.

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ANALYSING

A NEUROLOGIST UNCOVERS: Here’s how the eyes are connected to the neurological system and what to do if you have double vision

AUTHOR: PROF. MARIJA BOŠNJAK PAŠIĆ, MD, PHD

The eye is connected to the central and autonomic nervous systems via neuromuscular structures in the ocular cavity as well as the entire visual pathway. Therefore, a number of neurological diseases resulting from damage or irritation of these neuromuscular structures in the eye cavity can also result in ophthalmic symptoms.

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UNCOVERING

A renowned expert analyses itching, pain and burning when it comes to dry eye and allergies, here's how to recognize both diseases at the same time

Author: JASMINKA SALOPEK-RABATIĆ, M.SCI, MBA

Pain in both eyes in cases of dry eye most frequently occurs in the morning during waking hours or at any time of day as a result of long hours in front of the computer, looking at cell phones and other screens and reduced blinking. In allergic seasonal conjunctivitis, the pain is unpleasant and constant, regardless of the time of day or night. Learn what to do with dry eye and allergies at the same time.

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EYE HEALTH: Medication expert gives us the 7 most important tips on how to protect eye health, find out which of these vitamins are essential

AUTHOR: SILVIA MAJSEC, MAG. PHARM.

Symptoms such as tired eyes, tingling, foreign body sensation or sand in the eyes, occasional redness, tearing or increased eye sensitivity are often associated with wearing contact lenses, make-up induced irritation, wind, or prolonged screen time. Here's how to make it easier for yourself, find out which vitamins can have a beneficial effect on eye health.

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ANALYSING

Diabetes and eye disease: a prominent doctor describes how to preserve eyesight from deteriorating due to this disease

AUTHOR: PROFESSOR DRAGAN VESELINOVIĆ, MD

Every other diabetes patient doesn’t have an established diagnosis. This is especially important for vision, which often gets damaged due to the changes in the microcirculation of the eye as one of the most common consequences of diabetes. This is why the prevention of loss of vision in patients with diabetes requires the ophthalmologist and the Commented [SO2]: Tipfeler u izvorniku (anti VGF terapija) endocrinologist to work in closely. Here is what else is important to prevent eye complications in diabetes patients.

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INFOGRAPHIC

MOST DETAILED INSIGHT INTO THE EYE: 10 FACTS THAT REVEAL WHY WE SHOULD TAKE CARE OF OUR EYE HEALTH

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ANALYSING

A NEUROLOGIST UNCOVERS: Here’s how the eyes are connected to the neurological system and what to do if you have double vision

AUTHOR: PROF. MARIJA BOŠNJAK PAŠIĆ, MD, PHD

The eye is connected to the central and autonomic nervous systems via neuromuscular structures in the ocular cavity as well as the entire visual pathway. Therefore, a number of neurological diseases resulting from damage or irritation of these neuromuscular structures in the eye cavity can also result in ophthalmic symptoms.

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UNCOVERING

A DOCTOR LOOKS INTO: How does our eye react when we use a smartphone or a computer every day or look at the sun?

AUTHOR: EDITA KONDŽA KRSTONIJEVIĆ, MD

Natural light is the most pleasing to our eye. Spending time in daylight for about 30 minutes a day stimulates the production of serotonin and vitamin D, which is sufficient for long-term health and your body to function normally. With the daily use of cell phones, tablets and computers, our eyes are affected by the blue light emitted by these devices. Find out how blue light affects our vision.

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UNCOVERING

THE SOUL AND EYES: An influential psychiatrist analyses whether the eyes are the window to the soul and why it is important to take care of eye health

AUTHOR: PROFESSOR DARKO MARČINKO, PhD, MD, chief physician

We receive as much as 90% of the information from our surrounding environment through our eyes, and at the same time our eyes reveal a lot about us to other people. The eyes carry an incredible amount of complex social and emotional information. Research looking into the connection between the eyes, the neurological and the psychological systems has found that the way we see and look can reveal some segments of our personality and that eyes can reveal our current mental state.

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UNCOVERING

A renowned expert analyses itching, pain and burning when it comes to dry eye and allergies, here's how to recognize both diseases at the same time

Author: JASMINKA SALOPEK-RABATIĆ, M.SCI, MBA

Pain in both eyes in cases of dry eye most frequently occurs in the morning during waking hours or at any time of day as a result of long hours in front of the computer, looking at cell phones and other screens and reduced blinking. In allergic seasonal conjunctivitis, the pain is unpleasant and constant, regardless of the time of day or night. Learn what to do with dry eye and allergies at the same time.

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ANALYSING

Experts from the best international clinic for aesthetic surgery: Here's how to have a fresh and clear look every day

AUTHOR: TOMICA BAGATIN, MD / ANA MOGULIĆ

Eye problems such as swollen, tired and dark eyes with hyperpigmentation affect everyone, regardless of age, and are becoming more progressive as we age. The skin loses elasticity and sags, and at the same time the influence of free radicals affects its quality increasingly. To keep the eye area fresh and healthy, it’s important to introduce a few habits into your routine. Here's which ones.

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ANALYSING

Diabetes and eye disease: a prominent doctor describes how to preserve eyesight from deteriorating due to this disease

AUTHOR: PROFESSOR DRAGAN VESELINOVIĆ, MD

Every other diabetes patient doesn’t have an established diagnosis. This is especially important for vision, which often gets damaged due to the changes in the microcirculation of the eye as one of the most common consequences of diabetes. This is why the prevention of loss of vision in patients with diabetes requires the ophthalmologist and the Commented [SO2]: Tipfeler u izvorniku (anti VGF terapija) endocrinologist to work in closely. Here is what else is important to prevent eye complications in diabetes patients.

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ANALYSING

A famous doctor reveals what else, apart from aging and genetics, affects eye health and what we have control over ourselves

AUTHOR: ANTE BARISIC, MD

In addition to aging and genetics, there are a number of factors that affect eye health that we can influence ourselves. The majority of them are related to general health, and some are related specifically to the eyes. Regulation of blood pressure and blood sugar and fat levels are important. Here's how to take better care of eye health and why it's important for our whole body.

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WE FIND OUT

Renowned ophthalmologist warns why women should pay more attention to eye health, here are three key things

AUTHOR: PROF. IVA DEKARIS, MD, PhD

There are two reasons why women are at greater risk of eye disease than men: they generally live longer and have a different hormonal status than men. Women are more likely to have eye diseases that can lead to significant vision loss, such as macular degeneration, glaucoma and cataracts. One of the most common eye diseases related to old age in women is the so-called dry eye.

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Undiscovered eye diseases in infants, preschool and school children have irreparable consequences on the development of vision

AUTHOR: ASST. PROF. MANCA TEKAVČIČ POMPE, MD

Although we can contribute the most to the development of a child’s vision at a very early age, electrophysiological tests have shown that neural connections are formed and the visual pathway is optimized as late as the age of 20. It is very important to prevent the development of myopia in children, which is becoming an increasing problem for school-age children.

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WE FIND OUT

Renowned ophthalmologist warns why women should pay more attention to eye health, here are three key things

AUTHOR: PROF. IVA DEKARIS, MD, PhD

There are two reasons why women are at greater risk of eye disease than men: they generally live longer and have a different hormonal status than men. Women are more likely to have eye diseases that can lead to significant vision loss, such as macular degeneration, glaucoma and cataracts. One of the most common eye diseases related to old age in women is the so-called dry eye.

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UNCOVERING

A renowned expert analyses itching, pain and burning when it comes to dry eye and allergies, here's how to recognize both diseases at the same time

Author: JASMINKA SALOPEK-RABATIĆ, M.SCI, MBA

Pain in both eyes in cases of dry eye most frequently occurs in the morning during waking hours or at any time of day as a result of long hours in front of the computer, looking at cell phones and other screens and reduced blinking. In allergic seasonal conjunctivitis, the pain is unpleasant and constant, regardless of the time of day or night. Learn what to do with dry eye and allergies at the same time.

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ANALYSING

A renowned doctor reveals how to recognize dry eye and why more and more people are affected by the disease in this pandemic

AUTHOR: IVANA RADMAN, MD

Dry eye leads to reduced secretion of tears or to a decrease in their quality. With each blink of the eyelid, tears spread across the front surface of our eye and provide lubrication, reduce the risk of infection, remove foreign bodies from the eye surface, keep the eye surface smooth and clear and supply them with oxygen and nutrients. Here's how to treat dry eye.

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2,2 billion people in the world suffer from some form of eye disease - at least 1 billion of those could have been prevented. 2,2 billion people in the world suffer from some form of eye disease - at least 1 billion of those could have been prevented.
2,2 billion people in the world suffer from some form of eye disease - at least 1 billion of those could have been prevented. 2,2 billion people in the world suffer from some form of eye disease - at least 1 billion of those could have been prevented.