NEW YORK -- A new study says the blue light from your cell phone or tablet could eventually lead to blindness. Researchers from The University of Toledo found that the light can affect cells in your ...

And their research could lead to a preventative treatment. Macular degeneration is essentially the death of the retina’s photoreceptor cells. For their study, the researchers decided to target retinal ...

The blue-tinted screens of cellphones and other electronic devices damage vision and may cause or precipitate macular degeneration, a leading cause of blindness in the United States, according to ...

Blue light is all around us in the digital devices we use. From cell phones and tablets to laptops and video games, the amount of blue light the average person is exposed to every day can add up to ...

Staring at screens all day isn't good for us — we know this. It can cause eye strain, sometimes called computer vision syndrome, and the light is so bright it can mimic sunlight, mess with our ...

In letters to The Times, blind readers reacted with heartfelt reassurance and practical guidance to Edward Hoagland’s essay, “Feeling My Way Into Blindness,” published in November. Stanley F. Wainapel ...

The blue light emitted by cell phones, tablets, and laptops may increase the chance of becoming blind, a study says. Researchers from the University of Toledo found blue light can make molecules in ...