The more you squint at a computer screen, the more you may be putting your eyes at risk. A new study shows the more people squint at a computer screen, the less they blink, and the more they ...

Back-to-school shopping lists might include school supplies, new clothes, ... Squinting or closing one eye: Squinting does not damage eyes, but it might be a sign that a child needs glasses. ...

Squinting at a computer screen can cut in half the number of times someone blinks each minute. And that could lead to an irritating condition called dry eye, new research suggests. The more that ...

People who squint while looking at a computer screen may be more likely to develop dry eye because their blink rate slows, a recent study suggests. James E. Sheedy, OD, PhD, FAAO and colleagues ...

Squint is a condition in which eyes are misaligned and can occur in 3 out of 100 kids. It is common for babies to have intermittent squinting when their visual system is developing and resolves by ...

Squinting can exacerbate wrinkles and also lead to wrinkling. This is because when you squint the muscles around your eyes grow stronger, and it's kind of like a workout; therefore, the overlying ...

The UV damages can help cataract formation to occur quicker and damage to the back of the eye to exacerbate macular degeneration. Squinting in particular doesn’t affect the health of your eyes.

Craig Benzine from Chicago tackled the issue in a video for Mental Floss. Some people squint (stock image shown) to see more clearly. It helps by changing the eye's shape and limiting light entering.