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Prevent Blindness Texas Declares March as Workplace Eye Wellness Month, Offering Free Educational Resources to Employers and Employees to Help Prevent Eye Injuries, Avoid Digital Eye Strain – New Data

February is Age-related Macular Degeneration (AMD) and Low Vision Month at Prevent Blindness Texas, Designed to Provide Helpful Sight-saving Resources and Support Programs -- Prevent Blindness Texas Offers Free Educational

Prevent Blindness Texas Joins January’s National Glaucoma Awareness Month Efforts to Combat the “Silent Thief of Sight” - Prevent Blindness Texas to host new glaucoma webinar in January, and offers

As Part of November’s Diabetes-related Eye Disease Month, Prevent Blindness TexasLaunches New Resources to Educate Public on the Effects Diabetes has on Vision - Prevent Blindness Texas provides free resources including

October is Contact Lens Safety Month at Prevent Blindness Texas with Goal to Educate Consumers on Best Ways to Keep Eyes Healthy, Protect Vision, During Contact Lens Use - Prevent

Prevent Blindness Texas CEO Heather Patrick, served as a member of the Prevent Blindness Diabetes + the Eyes Advisory Committee for Prevent Blindness. - New Prevent Blindness “Diabetes + the

August is Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month at Prevent Blindness Texas, Designed to Raise Awareness and Provide Helpful Resources to the Public on Children’s Vision Issues - Prevent Blindness

July is Dry Eye Month at Prevent Blindness Texas with the Goal to Raise Awareness and Educate the Public on the Eye Condition - Prevent Blindness Texas Provides a Variety

Prevent Blindness Texas Declares June 28-July 4, 2025, as Fifth Annual Fireworks Safety Awareness Week   - Prevent Blindness Texas Warns Public on Potential Dangers of Using Fireworks - TX

Prevent Blindness and National Center for Children’s Vision and Eye Health Provide Free Educational Resources as New Disney/Pixar Film Elio Sparks Conversation about Eye Patches and Children’s Vision -- In