Operation Eyesight Universal
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Why is localization important, and how are we working to achieve it? This International Development Week, read this article from our Director of Institutional Partnerships, Danielle Gibbie, about how we ensure the success and sustainability of our programs. https://operationeyesight.com/localization-in-internationa/

Eye health has been recognized as a global priority by the World Health Organization (WHO), because good eye health is so critical to overall health and well-being. We will continue to advocate for quality eye health and universal health coverage. To learn more about how Operation Eyesight works towards the Sustainable Development Goals, visit: https://operationeyesight.com/sustainable-development-goals/ Source: VISION 2020/IAPB

Did you know that regular eye exams not only assess vision impairment but can identify potential health problems? The eye is a window where doctors can get a clear view of blood vessels, nerves and connecting tissue. Eye exams can detect conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure or autoimmune diseases, in addition to eye diseases such as glaucoma or macular degeneration. Book your eye exam today!

Over the past year, many of us have picked up new hobbies or found creative ways to escape. This artist from Saskatchewan, Canada uses drawing as an escape, pursuing his passion despite having macular dystrophy, an eye condition that impacts your depth perception and ability to see small details. http://ow.ly/fJXb50Dk21F

Refractive errors such as near-sightedness, far-sightedness and astigmatism are the largest cause of vision loss, but they also have one of the easiest solutions. In most cases, refractive errors can be solved with a pair of prescription eyeglasses or contact lenses. Source: VISION 2020/IAPB