8 Things Your Eyes Say About Your Health

Certain changes to your eyes or vision may be warning signs of a stroke, diabetes, dangerously high cholesterol, or other serious issues.

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Contact lenses that gradually dispense medication to the eyes--for glaucoma, for example--may soon offer a solution to eye drops that are hard to administer properly.

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