VSA BLOG

Anuska Chakraborty, B. Optom Student Student, NSHM Knowledge Campus - Kolkata, India   It started at a time when we had nothing to do during the lockdown. We want to escape from reality. And that is why many of us have become addicted to scrolling through social...

Sneha Baidya, B. Optom Optometry Student, NSHM Knowledge Campus - Kolkata, India   According to American Psychological Association, anxiety can be defined as an emotion characterised by feelings of tension, worried thoughts, and physical changes like sweating,...

Ms. Roshni Majumder, B. Optom M. Optometry Student, Amity University, Haryana, India   The showstopper: Neuroplasticity and adult amblyopia Amblyopia is usually referred to as poor vision due to abnormal neural alteration in early life, deprivation of pattern...

Sanjukta Jana, B.Optom Student Student, NSHM Knowledge Campus - Kolkata, India   Lord Shiva, the supreme being in Hindu mythology is also known as ‘Tryambaka Deva’ meaning the three-eyed lord. The third eye mainly refers to sensory eyes which have no physical...

Jyoti Pandit, B. Optom Intern Optometrist, Dr. Shroff's Charity Eye Hospital, Delhi, India   This blog discusses how Prosthetic Contact Lens turned out to be a necessary evil due to lack of awareness and hygiene. Introduction The most salient feature of Giant...

Kristi Sharma, B.Optom M.Optom Student, The Sankara Nethralaya Academy, Chennai, India   Introduction The gift of vision is a blessing too invaluable to lose forever. Around the globe, among many diseases and conditions that make people seek immediate medical...

Krishna Shah, M. Optom Optometrist, Contact Lens Department, Sankara Nethralaya, Chennai   Introduction Several misconceptions have been interpreted about people with disfigured eyes in general and about abnormal appearance of the eye. Those people have been...

Roshni Sengupta, PhD Scholar Assistant Professor, Sushant University, Haryana, India   Defining- Visual Snow: Visual Snow Syndrome (VSS) is a neurological condition that is characterised by the presence of "static" or "snow-like" visual disturbances in the field...