Office job causing physical problems? Chiropractor-recommended solutions
From back pain to eye strain, there are many implications of extended hours in front of a computer screen that could lead to enduring health issues.
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Tag: Eye health
Giles Edmunds: Ernest eyecare – a ‘break’ through for employee productivity
According to a recent survey, eyestrain is the top reason for unproductivity caused by physical discomfort, with 22% of respondents saying it affects their focus.
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73% recognise sight as essential to life yet many lack the nutritional know-how
One in three Brits believe their sight is their most important sense and yet for many, taking care of their eye health comes way down their priority list.
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British office workers glued to a screen for an eye-watering twelve hours a day
The Specsavers survey highlights the detrimental impact excessive screen time is having on eyesight. 84 percent believe their eyesight is suffering as a direct result.
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Tips on maintaining eye health in the run-up to World Sight Day
The statistics paint a striking picture. In the UK, over two million people have a significant vision impairment. It is predicted that this figure will double by 2050.
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World Sight Day: The eye-watering cost of sight loss to the UK economy
With a staggering two million people currently living with sight loss, it becomes evident that vision impairment is an urgent issue that demands our attention.
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Are you blinking too much at your desk?
As part of a recent study Vision Direct looked at blinking patterns and has asked a professional services optician to share what excessive blinking could indicate.
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Nimmi Mistry: Computer vision syndrome: symptoms, causes and tips to avoid it
Nimmi Mistry, professional services optician at Vision Direct, explains what computer vision...
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Stress is affecting employees’ eye health and vision!
Some of the physical manifestations of stress can include hair loss, skin changes, headaches, issues with menstrual cycles and trouble with our eye health and vision.
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- Julia Linehan: From policy to practice – creating an inclusive work culture
- Peter Grinbergs: The backbone of a healthy workplace – supporting musculoskeletal wellness in your team
- Prof Christine Naschberger: How can a chance event affect career success?
- Louise Lawrence: Presenteeism in the UK workforce challenges economic stability
- Michelle Robinson Hayes: Why now’s the time to confront age discrimination in the workplace
