Skip to main content
charity-eye-heart
Vision Therapy
exam-boy
Myopia Control
dry-eye-dropper
Dry Eye
contact
Scleral
Neuro
eye-sports
Sports Vision
Menu
Hero_Beach.jpeg
Home » News and Events

News and Events

Keep up to date on the latest vision related news and events from Escondido Premier Eyecare in Escondido, also serving San Marcos, Valley Center and the surrounding areas.

Autism and Vision

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) updated its estimate of autism prevalence in the United States to 1 in 88 children. (1 in 54 boys and 1 in 252 girls.)  Vision (not eyesight) is an important part of the problems associated with autism.

Poor Vision: Know The Signs

In patients, whether young or old, sometimes poor vision can be due to several possible factors including anatomical changes or defects in the eye or visual system, diseases affecting the eye, side effects of medicine or eye injuries. Many people also suffer from visual abnormalities due to aging or eye...

A Look At Women’s Eye Health and Safety

April is Women's Eye Health and Safety Month. Women go through various stages throughout their lives, and each can impact vision differently. Eye disease among women is becoming more common, more notably in older women. In fact, studies show that the majority of women going through middle age have some...

April is Sports Eye Safety Month

With the spring, along with more opportunity to be involved in outdoor sports, comes a rise in the prevalence of eye injuries caused by sports accidents. Each year, far too many children and adults sustain sports related eye injuries that could easily be prevented with the right protection. Guarding your...

Eyesight and Driving

Safe driving is dependent upon on good vision. If you think about it, driving safely depends on several different visual abilities - for example, distance and near vision, side or peripheral vision, night vision and color vision, plus many others. Being able to see well into the distance is vital...

Vision and Health at Work

In order to enlighten businesses and their employees about the importance of eye wellness, and to provide advice on how to avoid vision-endangering eye incidents, Prevent Blindness America (PBA) has marked the month of March as Workplace Vision Wellness Month. Each day, employees suffer from workplace related eye injuries that...

What is Astigmatism?

The part of the eye that surrounds your iris and pupil is your cornea, which is, under usual circumstances, round. When light hits the eye, part of the role of your cornea is to help project that light, directing it toward your retina, in the anterior portion of your eye....

Conjunctivitis: Types and Treatments

Conjunctivitis, also called pink eye, is one of the most common eye infections, especially in children. Pink eye can be caused by viruses, bacteria or even hypersensitivity to ingredients in cosmetics, pollen, and chlorine in pools, or other irritants that touch your eyes. Many kinds of conjunctivitis are quite communicable...

The Aging Eye: Age Related Macular Degeneration (AMD)

February has been designated by Prevent Blindness America to raise awareness about age related macular degeneration (AMD) and low vision. Are you aware that age related macular degeneration (AMD) is one of the primary causes of loss of vision in adults over the age of 65? AMD is a condition...

Cleaning Your Contact Lenses

A study performed by Bausch & Lomb this past August showed that an alarming number of adults regularly use strange lubricants instead of contact solution to keep their lenses moist. Products including baby oil, beer, coke, petroleum jelly, fruit juices, butter and others were all mentioned as occasional substitutes, by...