Attending sports games is a great experience. Whether you are with your family, friends or co-workers, watching a live sports event is just a great time. With College football starting this week, we've decided to help fans and attendees with what exactly they need to have when going to the game.
Cash: Bring cash, not only for food and concessions, but also for parking. And leave your debit card Click here to read the entire post
Dry eyes can be a pesky problem, especially for contact-wearers and the elderly. Burning, redness, and excess tearing can all be symptoms of Dry Eye Syndrome.
Although annoying, those symptoms do not necessarily have to mean that you need to schedule a doctor's appointment. By taking three simple steps, you can clear dry eyes right up. Here's what the OpDocs.com docs recommend:
A regimen Click here to read the entire post
Spend this July 4th holiday in style, starting with your eyes.
No, we aren’t talking about crazy, patriotic-themed makeup, face-paint, or glasses that light up, make noises, or shoot fireworks. We’re talking about real fashion, and trendy glasses – the kind you would want to be sporting to a party or family gathering. And who doesn’t wear red, white, and blue on the 4th? So we’ve set out Click here to read the entire post
All eyes are on the 2012 NBA finals right now. After a late start to a season that may have never existed to begin with, we've finally reached the pinnacle. The Miami Heat and Oklahoma City Thunder are duking it out for the league championship. Miami currently leads the best-of-seven series 2 games to 1. Lately, though, it seems that players' fashion has been in the headlines as much as their moves Click here to read the entire post
Earlier in June, one of the OpDocs.com doctors had a chance to speak to fellows and residents at the Cincinnati Children's Hospital about eye injuries and concussions in sports.
Dr. James Ellis' presentation centered around Ocular Trauma & Emergencies, which has been a hot topic lately with a rise in professional sports players' efforts to raise awareness about concussions and other sports-related Click here to read the entire post
