News Do your eyes hurt after looking at the solar eclipse? Here’s what to know If you are experiencing dark spots or vision distortion after looking at the sun, contact a doctor.

While rare, eye damage from watching a partial eclipse happens because a person's natural response to squint when looking at sunlight does not get triggered.

Maybe you couldn't resist. The temptation to look at the solar eclipse without proper eye protection was strong for many people, and if you were among them, you may be wondering about the damage ...

“I never sleep in my contact lenses unless the contact lenses have FDA approval for extended wear because of the risk of painful eye infections and cornea damage,” said Dr. William McLaughlin, an ...

Pink eye, also called conjunctivitis, is an infection of the eye's conjunctiva usually caused by a bacteria or virus that results in red, itchy, painful eyes.

When the Sun hits the rims of the Blanchinus, La Caille, and Purbach craters at just the right angles during the Moon's cycle ...

If after witnessing Monday's phenomenon you experience blurry or distorted vision, you may have suffered eye damage. Here's what to know about eclipse blindness and what symptoms to look for.

Did you hurt your eyes by looking at the solar eclipse without glasses? Here are signs of sun damage.

Here's what happens if you look at the eclipse, why regular sunglasses don't work and whether you can use your phone to look at the eclipse.

If you don't have the proper eye protection, looking at the solar eclipse can be damaging and you likely won't feel the pain as it's happening.

If eyes are the window to the soul, then eye contact is a dead giveaway regarding what someone is looking for as they shift their gaze while talking to you. Not that we should be totally surprised ...

Staring at a screen all day can take a toll on you eye health. Here's how to take keep your eyes happy and healthy.