Posted by: West Georgia Eye Care Center in Frontpage Article on February 24, 2017
Yesterday, NASA announced a new discovery and expanded our knowledge of the Universe! Could there be Aliens? Well… maybe? According to scientists, atmospheric studies still have to be done before determining if the new discovery is capable of supporting living organisms and that will take years. No actual extraterrestrial life or aliens have been confirmed. … Read More
Posted by: West Georgia Eye Care Center in Frontpage Article on February 17, 2017
Thank you for sharing our blog last week! You helped pass along the news that an eye exam can be heart healthy. We drew a random name from the list of those who shared and we have a winner! Congratulations to Diane Brock! Winner of a Free Eye Exam! Eye Exams can be… Read More
Posted by: West Georgia Eye Care Center in Uncategorized on February 14, 2017
This Valentine’s Day consider giving your sweetheart something that could be heart saving… an eye exam! The amazing network of blood vessels that nourish the eye share common characteristics with the vessels of the heart. An ophthalmologist is able to view the vascular network of the retina by looking through the pupil of the eye… Read More
Posted by: West Georgia Eye Care Center in Frontpage Article on February 3, 2017
Rise Up! That is the fervent cry of all true Falcons fans who hope that, like the legendary Phoenix, their team will rise from the ashes to win the Super Bowl! The ashes represent the 51 year span of perseverance with only one Super Bowl visit in 1999, which resulted in a loss to the… Read More
Posted by: West Georgia Eye Care Center in Frontpage Article on January 27, 2017
A recent feature article from Dictionary.com explains the difference between the idiom “my apologies”, and the literal expression of “my apologies”. If you are among the majority of us who don’t know the difference, you may enjoy following the link below to read more about it. At West Georgia Eye Care Center “our apologies” are… Read More
Posted by: West Georgia Eye Care Center in Frontpage Article on January 20, 2017
Cephalalgia is the medical term for headache. There is a diagnostic code in ophthalmology for headache but it is not frequently used. It is actually uncommon for vision or eye problems to be the cause of headache, and the definition of headache from most medical sources does not even mention the eyes. The most common… Read More
Posted by: West Georgia Eye Care Center in Frontpage Article on January 13, 2017
January is National Glaucoma Awareness Month. Learn if you’re at risk for glaucoma: Who’s at risk? People of African-American, Asian, or Latino descent Those with a family history of glaucoma or optic nerve diseases Those with health conditions like diabetes People with abnormally high eye pressure People who have experienced a severe eye injury Would I… Read More
Posted by: West Georgia Eye Care Center in Frontpage Article on January 6, 2017
“Hope smiles from the threshold of the year to come, whispering ‘it will be happier…” ~Alfred Tennyson The start of a New Year is a time of reflection for some, of resolution for others. At West Georgia Eye Care Center and McLean Dermatology we are reflecting on the year just passed and we… Read More
Posted by: West Georgia Eye Care Center in Frontpage Article on December 29, 2016
Photo gone viral… If you cruise the internet and social media, you have probably seen a photo of 6 Packers fans seated together on a couch. In the photo the 6 ladies appear to have only 5 pairs of legs among them. The picture has gone viral and is being called an Optical Illusion. There have… Read More
Posted by: West Georgia Eye Care Center in Frontpage Article on December 22, 2016
May God bless you with many moments of joy during this holiday season. Our prayer is that your Christmas will be healthy, happy and filled with love. This is how God showed his love among us; He sent His one and only Son into the world that we might live through Him. 1 John 4:9
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