To kick off Tinnitus Awareness Week, we're going through the common symptoms of Tinnitus and what can cause it. We'll also cover some ways to manage the condition which currently affects over 10% of the UK population.
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Christmas is done and dusted for another year and many of us are looking to shift a little of that holiday weight, but let's not forget that many of the foods we eat can also help our eyes and our ears. To celebrate Veganuary we're looking at some vegan-friendly choices which are packed full of antioxidants to boost eye and ear health.
Did you know that 80% of what you perceive comes from what you see? Undoubtedly, good eyesight is vital to your daily functioning and your overall enjoyment of life. However, if you're like the average adult, you may not be getting as many eye checkups as you need. And this can be quite unfortunate, considering that many eye diseases, such as infections, vision impairment, and blindness, can be prevented. While not all medical eye conditions are treatable, seeing your ophthalmologist can help you avoid visual problems. In this article, we will talk about some of the top reasons to get an eye examination.
Who is hiding behind our specs this time around? Guess the right answer and you could be picked as a winner of a £50 Barracloughs voucher!
On 12th December 2022, Neil Furminger who is a customer at our Seaford store, will be rowing 3000 miles across the Atlantic, alongside his rowing partners Matt Garman and Steve Woolley. This amazing feat is in support of their local charity, the WOLO Foundation and also for Prostate Cancer UK.
'My Sighted Guide' is a service offered by The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association. A sighted guide is a voluntary role which takes up a few hours per week. As a sighted guide you will undergo training and learn to safely guide someone with sight loss, navigating environments and building self-confidence.
Believe it or not, corneal transplants have been around since the late 1800s and the procedure has been carried out routinely since the 1960s.
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