Type 2 Diabetes and its effect on Your Eyes
Diabetes is a disease caused by chronically elevated blood sugar. When we ingest carbohydrates and sugar, the sugar level in our blood rises, and our pancreas secretes insulin to help lower it. If we ingest large amounts of sugar for long periods of time, our body can...
Over-the-Counter Treatments for Corns and Calluses
What are corns and calluses? The majority of Americans will have foot problems at some point in their lives, but women are more likely to experiences foot problems than men. Corns and calluses are the most common problems people have on their feet. Corns and calluses...
FDA Approves First Interchangeable Biosimilar Insulin
Insulin is an important part of therapy for many people who have diabetes. There are multiple types of insulins, and they are used in both the hospital and outpatient (home) settings to reduce blood sugar. Those who suffer from Type 1 Diabetes require insulin to...
Progressive vs Bifocals: What is best for me?
When it comes to eyeglasses and lens design, the options and treatments can be overwhelming. From bifocals to trifocals to progressives, it is hard to know where to start and which is best for you. However, understanding how each lens works can make the process much...
