Hello Everyone, We wish to start off by telling all of you how delighted we are by your tremendous enthusiasm towards our “#AskDrGoyal” activity. Ever since the 1st Q&A Session a few months prior, we’ve received a flurry of e-mails requesting for this activity to be conducted again. Thus, as soon as Dr. Goyal could…
DetailsHello Friends! As many of you may already know, in our previous blog we spoke at length about maintaining your ‘Eye Health’ in the rather scorching Indian Summer! However, this time we’ll be talking about how to make the most of the Summer Season without compromising on your overall health! Since summertime often means spending…
DetailsHello Friends! An extremely hectic schedule has meant that it’s been long since I’ve last blogged but the advent of summer season has brought with it some breathing space for me! However, unfortunately, breathing space is not the only thing that the advent of summer brings with it. So what else does it bring with…
DetailsColour blindness is (usually) an inherited condition affecting people’s ability to perceive colours. It is caused by ‘faulty’ gene-sequencing in the DNA of the X-chromosome. Colour vision deficiency (CVD) can have a substantial impact on children and young people’s learning. Here we discuss how CVD can affect children in particular and the need for routine…
DetailsWe start this week’s blog topic by thanking everyone for sending in their queries for our first video Q&A session #AskDrGoyal hosted on our Facebook page, where we covered a wide range of eye ailments right from Myopia, Hypermetropia, Squint to Age Related Macular Degeneration, Colour Blindness and Uveitis to name a few. Dr. Goyal…
DetailsFew people pay much attention to their eyes—that is until something begins to go wrong with them. At this point most people seek out their medical eye doctor and follow the usual course of action—prescription eye glasses or contact lenses. While this might seem normal, there is often a large gap in the amount of…
DetailsThe purpose of this blog is to better the understanding of both colour in packaging and allowing synesthetic experiences that will affect the colourblind person’s abilities to shop capably and effectively. Colour blindness has both little and extreme effect on a person’s life. The most extreme of this would be the inability to shop in…
DetailsHello Everyone! I hope all of you are doing well. I want to personally thank all of you for the tremendous interest you’ve been showing in our blog! It’s really overwhelming. Actually since I’m already on the topic of the response you all have given our blog, in this particular post I’ll be addressing that…
DetailsWe’ve either been there ourselves or we’ve seen others who’ve been there. But we have to admit, there’s something really dark, spooky and terrifying about the word ‘Surgery’ (That What Should Not Be Said). Here are five of the common, hysterical and bewildering reactions we see when ‘That What Should Not Be Said’ is uttered:…
Details“Your life is your life. Don’t let it be clubbed into dank submission. Be on the watch. There are ways out. There is a light somewhere. It may not be much light but it beats the darkness. Be on the watch. The gods will offer you chances. Know them. Take them.” Now, I’m no…
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