Good-Lite Company

Most parents know outdoor play is good for young children. Fewer know it may also help reduce the risk of myopia.

A UK study found that while parents strongly value outdoor activities, fewer than 10% of preschool children were spending enough time outdoors to meet recommendations associated with myopia prevention.

The findings suggest that awareness, rather than willingness, may be one of the biggest opportunities in helping families support healthy visual development from an early age.

Read more: https://store.good-lite.com/blogs/news/parents-myopia-prevention-awareness

What if a routine eye scan could reveal more than vision problems?

A new initiative in the UK is exploring how eye scans, combined with broader health records, could help identify risks for conditions such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and neurological disorders earlier.

The project reflects a growing interest in using the eye as a window into overall health and highlights how connected data may support earlier diagnosis and more proactive care.

Read more: https://store.good-lite.com/blogs/news/eye-scans-early-diagnosis

Eczema can affect more than the skin. It can also impact the health of your eyes.

This upcoming webinar, “The Eyes Have It: Eczema and Eye Health,” will bring together dermatologist Dr. JiaDe Yu and ophthalmologist Dr. Michael Saidel to discuss eczema around the eyes, symptoms to watch for, potential complications, and how rubbing, scratching, and certain treatments may affect eye health.

Live event: July 7, 2026
12pm PT / 2pm CT / 3pm ET

Register here: https://shorturl.at/lB0j9

As neonatal care improves, more premature babies are surviving than ever before. The next challenge is ensuring they have the support needed to thrive.

A new AI-assisted screening program in Mongolia is helping identify retinopathy of prematurity earlier, supporting faster referrals and reducing the risk of preventable childhood blindness.

The initiative combines retinal imaging, telemedicine, and clinical expertise to expand access to specialized newborn eye care, even in remote regions.

Read more: https://store.good-lite.com/blogs/news/ai-vision-screening-premature-infants

Vision health is starting to move from the eye care conversation into the technology design conversation.

Eyesafe’s appointment of former Samsung executive Blake Gaiser reflects a broader shift in consumer electronics, where screen comfort, blue light management, and digital wellbeing are becoming part of how devices are built and marketed.

As screen use continues to grow across work, education, and daily life, the future of display technology may be measured by more than brightness, resolution, or battery life.

Read more: https://store.good-lite.com/blogs/news/vision-health-is-becoming-a-tech-priority

NBA player Trey Jemison III is using his platform to highlight an often-overlooked aspect of athletic performance: eye protection.

After retinal health concerns and repeated eye contact injuries, Jemison adopted protective eyewear during his professional basketball career, helping raise awareness about the importance of sports eye safety and regular eye examinations.

His story serves as a reminder that protecting vision is just as important as protecting any other part of the body.

Read more: https://store.good-lite.com/blogs/news/trey-jemison-sports-eye-safety

As artificial intelligence continues transforming healthcare, leaders across the industry are preparing for what many believe will be the next major technology shift.

A recent interview with Children's Minnesota CIO Dave Lundal highlights how healthcare organizations are focusing on AI governance, education, infrastructure, and responsible adoption as the technology rapidly evolves.

As digital innovation continues accelerating, healthcare providers are exploring how AI can support more efficient workflows, better use of data, and improved patient care.

Learn more about Good-Lite Digital: https://www.good-lite.com/digital

Read the article: https://www.healthcareitnews.com/news/beyond-ehr-why-one-cio-believes-ai-will-dwarf-every-prior-health-it-shift

Screens are now part of everyday life, but what could they be doing to long-term vision health?

Experts are increasingly concerned about rising myopia rates, especially among children, as screen time continues to increase and outdoor activity declines. With myopia projected to affect nearly half the world's population by 2050, prevention and early detection have never been more important.

Read more: https://store.good-lite.com/blogs/news/is-screen-time-fueling-a-vision-crisis

Georgia is set to make history with the creation of its first College of Optometry.

Backed by $29.8 million in state funding, Georgia Southern University will establish a new College of Optometry aimed at strengthening the eye care workforce and expanding access to vision care across the state, particularly in rural and underserved communities.

The investment represents a major step forward for optometry education, clinical training, and the future of eye care in Georgia.

Read more: https://store.good-lite.com/blogs/news/georgia-to-launch-first-college-of-optometry

Singapore’s Primary Eye Care model is offering new insight into how community-based eye care can improve patient access while supporting collaboration between ophthalmologists and optometrists.

A recent study highlighted the importance of referral confidence, professional trust, and patient education in helping integrated eye care systems succeed.

As demand for ophthalmology services continues growing globally, community-focused care models may play an increasingly important role in improving access to vision care.

Read more:
https://store.good-lite.com/blogs/news/community-based-eye-care-singapore