9 ways to look better: if you want to improve your vision - or just protect what you have - try these eye-opening moves

Article Abstract:

People who are nearsighted and who do not want to wear glasses can undergo a surgical procedure called photorefractive keratectomy. Orthokeratology, another option, involves the use of contact lenses that reshape the cornea. Glasses with anti-reflective coatings can improve night vision.

Care and treatment, Prevention, Vision disorders, Myopia, Vision

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Diary of an unexpected surgery

Article Abstract:

The author describes his ordeal in undergoing examination, diagnosis and surgery for appendicitis and peritonitis. Described in detail are the anxious moments in the hospital waiting room, hoping for a diagnosis that will not require surgery.

Personal narratives, Surgery, Peritonitis, Appendicitis

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X-ray vision

Article Abstract:

Even though the dose of radiation from a dental X-ray is small, patients should question their dentists about whether X-rays are really needed and whether they are safe. Because teeth are different, no standard time between X-rays can be set.

Health aspects, Dental care, X-rays, Oral hygiene

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