What percentage of blindness and low-vision belong to women? Do you know why women have higher blindness and low-vision percentages around the world than men? Do you know the safety precautions for maintaining healthy vision for women? Do you know the warning signs for eye disease? Find answers!

Most women over the age of fifty have dealt with Dry Eye syndrome. Do you know the different causes of dry eye or the possible treatments for occasional or chronic dry eye? Do you know the simple cleansing method for improving dry eyes? The cleansing method is simple, just…

Where can the visually impaired find narrated movies without ordering? Is a channel of narrated movies and television shows available? Is the Narrative TV Channel easily accessible to the visually impaired? Introduce to a visually affected person the enjoyment of narrated TV shows and movies, today!

Do you know what signs or symptoms indicate vision problems for children? Do you know the growth intervals for vision screening recommended by the American Academy of Ophthalmology and the American Academy of Pediatrics? Does family history play a role in vision screenings for infants?

When you have lost your vision, leaving the safety of home and going to a strange place is scary. This article discusses the curriculum, philosophy and admission requirements for a training center for the blind in Louisiana. A great place to find help!

Privacy is the main issue when voting as a visually impaired/blind person. Every person who considers voting a privilege and civic duty is entitled to complete the voting process in a private manner. Read about my voting experience as a blind person.

Audio Newspapers and magazines read via the telephone, a service provided by the National federation of the Blind (NFB). The service is provided for the visually impaired/blind and physically handicapped. Get the service by…

A sample list of visually impaired organizations located in the states of Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida and Georgia.

A sample listing of visually impaired organizations located in the states of Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas and California.

Do you know anyone who has overcome vision issues while living in a rural/isolated area? Help the readers and visitors by contributing your story in the Vision Issues forum. Discover how you can help by reading this article.