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Dr. Hersh featured as Top Doctor!

Dr. Hersh featured as Top Doctor!

Dr. Peter Hersh is featured in Inside Jersey’s Top Doctors 2015 issue! Dr. Hersh is currently serves as Director of The Cornea and Laser Eye Institute and CLEI Center for Keratoconus, Clinical Professor of Ophthalmology at Rutgers – New Jersey Medical School, Visiting Research Collaborator at Princeton University and Team Ophthalmologist for the NY Jets. […]

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The Three Types of Cataracts and What you should be on the Lookout For

A senior man sits on a bench in a park reading a book on a bright, sunny day.

Most people over the age of 40 that suffer vision loss are developing cataracts. Cataracts are the leading cause of blindness throughout the entire world. The number of cases of cataracts far eclipse the amount of glaucoma, macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy cases combined! There are three types of cataracts: According to Prevent Blindness America […]

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Allergies and What it Might Mean For Your Eyes

Allergies tend to be associated with a runny nose, scratchy throat, or just an increased level of sneezing, but allergy symptoms come in many varieties. Unfortunately for many, allergies can cause all types of discomfort for the eyes, ranging from swelling to a persistent itchy feeling. For some people, eye allergies can be a seasonal […]

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How Does Wildfire Smoke Affect Your Eyes & Vision?

The glow of wildfire behind a mountainside as smoke fills the air.

Wildfires can be an issue anywhere when there isn’t enough rain during the hot summer. If you live in California, then you most likely already know the dangers these wildfires pose to the ecosystem and neighboring towns. A lesser known fact about fire is that the smoke can be equally as detrimental to your health […]

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The Danger Diabetes Presents to the Health of your Eyes

The Danger Diabetes Presents to the Health of your Eyes

Diabetes is a growing issue throughout the world, with an estimated 382 million people suffering from it in 2013. If not treated, diabetes can lead to other serious medical complications such as: ischemic heart disease, kidney failure, heart attack, and stroke—but did you know that diabetes can also affect your eyes? According to the American […]

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7 Different Foods That Are Good For Your Eyes

Different vegetables, seeds and fruits on a table, as part of a healthy diet for the eyes and vision.

There are a lot of different foods out there that help to promote good eye health, but how many do you know about? In this article we talk about some of these foods and how they can be beneficial to your daily diet. Orange Vegetables I’m sure you remember at least one person telling you […]

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Dr. Hersh attends scientifc CXL meeting in Switzerland

Dr. Hersh attends scientifc CXL meeting in Switzerland

Dr. Hersh recently returned from Zurich Switzerland where he met with a group of the leading scientists and researchers in collagen crosslinking. Along with basic science discoveries, Amongst the new innovations discussed was topography controlled crosslinking. The procedure will allow crosslinking customized to the shape of the cornea in Keratoconus. As the leader in Keratoconus […]

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Healthy Vision Month: Prioritizing Your Eye Health

Taking care of your eyes should be a priority, just like eating healthy and exercising regularly. When it comes to our overall health, we often visit our physicians to ensure our bodies are functioning properly. However, eye health is sometimes overlooked, even though our vision plays a crucial role in our daily lives. During Healthy […]

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7 Bad Habits That Make Your Vision Worse

A man stays up too late, sitting on the sofa in the dark in pajamas on his mobile phone and computer yawning.

Some eye conditions are hereditary, but many are a result of poor vision care and bad habits. You may be surprised to find that things you do each and every day might actually be damaging your eye sight. Here are a few bad habits that you should break in order to protect your vision for […]

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What is 20/20 Vision?

A couple birdwatches from a shelter with 20/20 vision.

Have you ever heard someone say they have 20/20 vision? What does that mean exactly? In this post, we’ll discuss what 20/20 vision is, the reasons for blurry vision, and ways to improve your vision. What is 20/20 vision? 20/20 vision is a term used to describe normal visual acuity, which means that a person […]

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