No doubt, the biggest story of 2020 was the global COVID-19 pandemic. While the situation continues to evolve, researchers have gained a lot of knowledge on transmission and ways to slow the spread.
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Although facemasks have become common practice, it is also possible the virus can enter through your eyes. Below is more information on COVID-19 infection and your eyes. 
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Handwashing is one of the most important ways to reduce infections, including eye infections, so it is important to do it correctly and often.

The first week in December is Handwashing Awareness Week. It is a great reminder about the importance of taking this simple but effective steps to reduce your chance of developing an eye infection. 
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The coronavirus pandemic has brought many changes to our world and big challenges. As we navigate through the crisis, it’s vital to take care of yourself and your family.

Although eye health may not be the first thing on your mind, it is still important not to ignore vision issues, which can become worse if not addressed. Continue reading below for more information on keeping your eyes healthy. 

Whether your kids are going back to school online or will be heading into the classroom, kids from preschool through high school will be hitting the books this fall.

Preparations for back to school often include shopping for new clothes and gathering up school supplies. But as part of your back to school to-do list, don’t forget to consider your child’s vision.
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Vision problems can lead to issues with learning, behavior, and confidence. For example, kids that have visual impairments that go undetected can develop delays in learning. Some kids may also become bored with school and have trouble concentrating.