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The FINANCIAL -- Vanity has a price, and when it comes to wearing tinted contact lenses, it's the eyes that often pay the bill.

The FINANCIAL -- Taxing sugary drinks can lower consumption and reduce obesity, type 2 diabetes and tooth decay, says a new WHO report.

The FINANCIAL -- In the first study of its kind researchers from the University of Liverpool’s Institute of Translational Medicine have examined the possible reasons for the rapid increase in incidence of particular head and neck cancers in the UK.

The FINANCIAL -- Naivety is no defense for illegally sold contact lenses that put patients' health at risk. Just ask violators nationwide currently facing repercussions under patient safeguards that AOA diligently champions, especially as the Halloween threat of novelty lenses return to

The FINANCIAL -- About one in four low-income adults in three U.S. states have experienced changes in their health insurance coverage—known as “churning”—since the Affordable Care Act (ACA) was passed in 2014, according to a new study from Harvard T.H. Chan School

The FINANCIAL -- New analysis by WHO shows that negative or ageist attitudes towards older people are widespread. They also negatively affect older people’s physical and mental health.

The FINANCIAL -- Choosing convenience over quality sets consumers up for a letdown when purchasing glasses online, not only in terms of product satisfaction, but also in overall safety of such generic eyewear.

The FINANCIAL -- L'Oréal has been committed to tissue engineering for almost 30 years and holds unique knowledge and expertise in the field of hair biology. With this exclusive research partnership, L'Oréal and Poietis are giving themselves the means to pursue a

The FINANCIAL -- New research has identified genetic differences that help to explain why some babies are born bigger or smaller than others and how they provide an important link between an individual’s early growth and their chances of developing later life

The FINANCIAL -- A recent, international GfK survey, conducted online in 16 countries, shows one in three people (33 percent) currently monitor or track their health or fitness via an online or mobile application, or via a fitness band, clip, or smartwatch.