Even when we think we are holding our gaze perfectly still, our eyes make tiny, involuntary movements. While these ...

Emotionally arousing violent or erotic images have been known to cause momentary periods of blindness. It has been demonstrated that there are limits to how much information people can hold in ...

A new review reports that nine people taking semaglutide and tirzepatide — the active ingredient in GLP-1 medications — ...

CVI is referred to by many different names including cortical blindness, cerebral blindness, central visual disturbance, and cerebral visual impairment. The causes of CVI are varied (see Figure 1) ...

However, the authors stress the need for further studies to confirm this relationship and to clarify the role of other factors such as medication in this visual disturbance. The article ...

A film exploring the psychology of inattentional blindness the inability to perceive things that are in plain sight directly in front of us The film applies this psychological theory to cinematic ...

What it is: A condition characterized by ischemia (restricted blood flow) in the deep layers of the retina, particularly the inner nuclear layer, leading to localized vision disturbances.

MELAS syndrome (mitochondrial encephalomyopathy, lactate acidosis, and stroke-like episodes) should be considered, as it often leads to hearing loss and visual disturbances. These symptoms are not ...

Strabismus: A vision disorder in which one or both eyes are not properly aligned when focusing on an object. The eye can turn in, out, up or down and is typically caused by poor eye-muscle control ...

Background: In this systematic review, we address the question whether children and adolescents with developmental visual disorders benefit from computer-assisted visual training. Methods ...

However, the authors stress the need for further studies to confirm this relationship and to clarify the role of other factors such as medication in this visual disturbance. The article ...