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How to See Clearly in Cold Weather

Living in the Boston area means temperatures have dropped and winter winds have picked up. Just like in the springtime, your eyes in winter are particularly vulnerable to the harsh environmental conditions. This cold winter weather may lead to a range of eye-related issues like reduced tear production or increased sensitivity.

What is Glaucoma?

According to the World Health Organization, glaucoma is the second leading cause of blindness in the world. NECO Center for Eye Care knows a thing or two about finding and treating this condition. Our team of highly trained optometrists employ the latest diagnostic technologies and treatment methods to manage and effectively treat glaucoma. 

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Braille Literacy in Today’s World

Braille was invited in the 1820s by Louis Braille. The system was created to support those with vision impairments read and write just as effectively as their sighted peers. Research proves braille literacy attributes to a better quality of life despite the system being over 200 years old. While technology and the rise of audio aids have increased, braille remains a key learning tool for millions of people around the world.

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NECO Partners with Relativ to Pilot AI-Driven Simulation for Optimizing Negotiation Skills

Boston, MA [December 12, 2024] New England College of Optometry (NECO), a leader in optometric education and innovation, is proud to announce a strategic partnership with Relativ to pilot a groundbreaking AI-driven simulation program designed to empower optometry students with critical salary negotiation skills as they prepare to enter the workforce.