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Seasonal Affective Disorder: Does Depression Really Vary Seasonally?

Seasonal Affective Disorder: Does Depression Really Vary Seasonally?

Written by Kerrie Smyres on 9th Feb 2016

When a person with depression or bipolar disorder has recurring episodes of depression during the winter and noticeable mood improvements in the summer, they are often diagnosed with seasonal af … read more
Glaucoma and Increased Eye Pressure During Yoga

Glaucoma and Increased Eye Pressure During Yoga

Written by Kerrie Smyres on 28th Jan 2016

People with glaucoma are encouraged to exercise, but are told to avoid activities that risk increasing eye pressure, which could damage the optic nerve. Doctors warn against pushups and lifting … read more
Eating Leafy Green Vegetables Could Reduce Your Glaucoma Risk

Eating Leafy Green Vegetables Could Reduce Your Glaucoma Risk

Written by Kerrie Smyres on 21st Jan 2016

Eating leafy green vegetables could reduce your risk of glaucoma, according to a study published in the journal JAMA Ophthalmology earlier this month. An increase in dietary nitrates found in gr … read more
​When Touch Hurts: An Introduction to Allodynia

​When Touch Hurts: An Introduction to Allodynia

Written by Kerrie Smyres on 19th Jan 2016

Does it ever feel like your hair hurts during a migraine attack? Do sunglasses feel too heavy or uncomfortable on your nose? Does gentle touch feel painful to you? Are you irritated by the sens … read more
Glaucoma: Comprehensive Eye Exams Could Save Your Vision

Glaucoma: Comprehensive Eye Exams Could Save Your Vision

Written by Kerrie Smyres on 14th Jan 2016

Glaucoma is one of the leading causes of vision loss and blindness worldwide. Even though vision loss can be prevented if the disease is caught early enough, half of people with glaucoma don’ … read more
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