Since the pandemic's start, we've learned a great deal about the COVID-19 virus and its impact. People respond to the infection in different, and sometimes strange, ways.

I’m wondering if I am eligible or if it's safe to have another corrective LASIK procedure.

Conjunctivitis, also commonly known as pink eye, is a condition that can be caused by an infection or a reaction to allergens.

It’s normal to want to be informed. Given all of the disruption of the past two years, along with recent current events, many of us have spent more time checking the news and social media for the latest.

Looking for the differences between LASIK (laser-assisted in-situ keratomileusis) surgery and SMILE (small incision lenticule extraction)? SMILE is the latest vision correction surgery and the most recently approved.

Keratoconus is a disease where a person's corneas get thinner and thinner over time, leading to blindness. Bethany Marksmeier found out she had keratoconus two years ago after coming in with vision problems.

Are you thinking about getting LASIK but worried about the procedure? Let me tell you what it’s like.

Watch someone go through a LASIK procedure.

Sallie Pershing, 76, has been an annual donor to the Weigel Williamson Center for Visual Rehabilitation for more than 10 years. Her commitment to the center was recently recognized with a plaque in the lobby of the center dedicated to its most loyal donors.

A live Q&A with ophthalmologist Ronald Krueger, MD about LASIK.