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Eye Care News Archive31-Dec-2007Eye care has place on list of resolutions (EARTHtimes.org) A U.S. expert in Eye Care suggests a new kind of New Year's resolution -- one that she says is easy to keep and could avert blindness. Dr. Madeline Romeu, spokeswoman for an educational campaign led by Transitions Optical, suggests making a resolutuin to ... Eye care has place on list of resolutions (UPI) A U.S. expert in Eye Care suggests a new kind of New Year's resolution -- one that she says is easy to keep and could avert blindness. New year, new health care ideas (Southeast Missourian) The rising cost of health insurance hits home with businesses and families this time every year because many plans have a Jan. 1 renewal date. I'll be looking in depth at what's happening in the... Beavers eye a rebuilding project (Portland Tribune) The challenge will be great at Oregon State next season, especially on defense. The Beavers will lose 14 starters from their 2007 team, including all-Pac-10 offensive guard Roy Schuening, tailback Yvenson Bernard, kicker Alexis Serna and every member of the defensive front seven. Among those ... New facilities at eye hospital (The Hindu) Kozhikode: Vijaya Kumar, president, Kozhikode branch of Indian Medical Association (IMA) inaugurated the Zyoptic XP and UVX equipment at the Vasan Eye Care Hospital here on Saturday. Later, addressing mediapersons here on Saturday, ... Eye surgery for Alice Springs communities (Tenterfield Star) The latest phase of an ambitious eye surgery blitz begins in Alice Springs today, aiming to treat Indigenous people from remote communities who would otherwise go without proper care. Kids must use care with toys so to not 'shoot your eye out' (The News-Press) "You'll shoot your eye out, kid." No comparison on health care (The Beaver County Times) Say you are the CEO of a company. You get two proposals for health care for your employees. The first proposal is like the system we have in the United States today, and cost is 17 percent of gross receipts. It covers 85 percent of employees, and of those, 40 percent get less than full coverage. Skincare Innovations: Eyelash Extensions, a New Skin Care Trend (PRWeb) Skincare-News.com brings readers up-to-date information about a new trend: eyelash extensions. (PRWeb Dec 31, 2007) Optometrist operates in temporary quarters (The Telegraph) Dr. Dean Bishop, owner of Bishop Family Eye Care, tests patient Kim Keil?s eyes at his temporary office at 201 E. Arch St. in Jerseyville. A fire in the apartment above his office forced him to move into the temporary quarters.
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