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Summer is here, and few things are as synonymous with summer in America as Fourth of July fireworks. June is Fireworks Eye Safety Month, and as the month ends and we get ready for Independence Day, now is the perfect time to learn how to keep your eyes safe.

Few fashion items are also as practical as sunglasses, and since today is National Sunglasses Day, now is a great time to learn all the ways they protect you while making you look good.

They’re snoring. Their throats hurt. They’re cranky all day. There’s a chance your child has tonsillitis. There’s a chance this isn’t the first time.

Kwame Amanfoh is a CEENTA ophthalmic technician who regularly travels to Ghana to provide free eye screenings and glasses to people who could not otherwise afford them. On his most recent trip, he helped restore the vision of a woman whose eyes were seriously damaged by bad glaucoma medicine.

If you have an older relative, you may have heard them complain about cataracts. But what are cataracts and how are they treated? June is Cataract Awareness Month, so today we’re going to separate the myths from the facts about cataracts.

Even with attention to good vocal hygiene, if you have a vocally demanding job you may still find yourself with hoarseness. What are some common hoarseness-causing voice disorders, and when should you see a doctor about them?