Looking into a deep red light for 3 minutes each day may significantly improve declining eyesight, according to a study published in Journals of Gerontology. “The age spectrum of human populations is ...

As a bespectacled girl, I know it for a fact that good vision is something people take for granted. However, the truth is quite different. With increased screen time and reduced outdoor activity, more ...

People over 40 can improve aspects of their eyesight with a quick blast of light, according to a new study from British researchers. Professor Glen Jeffery, a professor of neuroscience at the ...

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Three minutes of staring into a red light once a week may help our eyesight as we get older, new research this week suggests. Researchers in the UK found that volunteers given a weekly session with ...

An app created by a University of California neuroscientist can improve users eyesight to help them perform everyday tasks by their sharpening vision and boosting their ability to see in dim light.

Editor’s note: Debunked is a science news series that focuses on dismantling common myths and misconceptions with the help of UW experts. The idea that carrots improve eyesight is an age-old tactic ...

Share on Pinterest New research suggests that exposure to red light has benefits for a person’s eyesight. Luis Gustavo López/EyeEm/Getty Images A study finds that a brief weekly exposure to red light ...

The idea for a potentially game-changing way to help poor people see better hit Philip Staehelin as he floated above a peaceful snowscape on a ski lift in the Czech mountains. It’s unsurprising that ...