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Dr. Greg Moloney, MBBS, BSC MED, MMED, FRCSC, Ophthalmologist , explains the symptoms and treatment options of dry eye.

For us to see clearly, and have a comfortable eye, it is not enough for the eye itself to be healthy. We must also have an excellent tear film. The tear film forms a thin protective layer over the surface of the eye. If we are not making enough tears, or not holding them in place, this glassy layer begins to break down and evaporate.

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Dr. Amit Gupta, MD, FACS, Ophthalmologist talks about how to manage blood sugars in diabetes and treatment options for diabetic retinopathy.

If you have diabetes, your risk of diabetic retinopathy increases based on how well you control your general health.

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Dr. David Maberley, MD, MSc. (Epid), FRCSC, Ophthalmologist discusses macular degeneration risk factors and routine tests patients can expect.

Macular degeneration is primarily a genetic disease, and this is information we didn’t have ten, 15 years ago. But much of the macular degeneration we see has already been pre-programmed at the time of your birth, so there’s not a whole lot you can do about it.

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Dr. Akshay Jain, MD, Clinical Research Endocrinologist and Sarah Ware, RD, Registered Dietician talk about the health benefits of bell peppers in relation to diabetes.

Known as capsicum in some parts of the world, bell peppers are most commonly found in red, yellow, orange or green varieties.

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