A majority of children will not develop 20/20 vision until they are four to six years old. During those first few years, what should parents do to make sure their kids maintain healthy vision?

Age played a part in the decrease in vision testing in adolescents, along with fewer reported tests in primary and school-based settings. The decrease in vision testing as a function of age in primary ...

This time of year, classrooms are alive with energy and learning. But despite the positive buzz inside schools, there’s a silent obstacle that too often goes unnoticed — poor vision. Across the ...

Gobiquity Mobile Health (formerly iCheck Health Connection) has launched an iPhone-compatible version of GoCheck Kids, its smartphone-based vision impairment photoscreener. Previously available only ...

Gobiquity Mobile Health (formerly iCheck Health Connection), has officially launched its vision screening smartphone app, called GoCheck Kids. The company began rolling out the product to pediatric ...

A group of researchers is calling on the South Australian government to implement a universal vision screening program for ...

Pediatric Eye Specialists, a North Texas-based ophthalmology practice dedicated to pediatric vision care, has published a new educational article, “Vision-Related Learning Problems,” addressing one of ...

A Milwaukee-based nonprofit is making sure all Wisconsin children can see clearly by providing free vision screenings at schools and day care centers. TOLD US. NO ONE WAS HURT. ACROSS THE COUNTRY, ...