The most common types of eye infections are viral and bacterial, but another type of pathogen can also cause an eye infection. Fungal eye infections can be serious and may lead to vision loss or complete blindness in some cases.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, fungal eye infections are rare. The frequency of fungal infections is good news, but the bad news is fungal eye infections can be severe. The article below takes a look at the causes, symptoms, and treatment for fungal eye infections. 
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Eye pain can signal many different eye conditions, from minor to those that threaten vision. In many cases, additional symptoms help narrow down the cause.

September is Pain Awareness Month. It is a reminder to not ignore eye pain and to see an eye doctor to identify the cause. In many cases, the earlier treatment starts, the better the outcome. Keep reading below to learn about possible causes of eye pain. 
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Injuries due to falls are very common. All types of injuries can occur, including eye injuries. In some instances, eye injuries from a fall can lead to vision loss. Fortunately, many falls are preventable.

September 18th to the 24th is Fall Prevention Awareness Week. It is a good time to bring attention to reducing your risk of falls.
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The cooler fall weather is almost here. Along with shorter days and colorful leaves, it means the start of fall sports. Fall sports season may include football, field hockey, lacrosse, and more. Although fall sports are a great way to have fun, exercise, and work as a team, it is important to take steps to protect your eyes and vision from injury.
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Contact lenses are not just for adults. Kids can also wear contacts as an option to glasses for correcting vision problems. But are contacts right for your kids? If so, at what age can you start? Contact Lens Health Week is from August 22nd to 26th. It is a good time to learn more about contact lenses for children.