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In late February, coalition members attended the annual advocacy event “Eyes on Capitol Hill” sponsored by Prevent Blindness. Over two days, CVMA advocates informed members of Congress about children’s vision

The increasing time children spend on digital devices has been a topic of conversation among parents and health professionals especially during this past 12 months. In response, Children's Vision Massachusetts,

In a first-time collaboration, the American Academy of Pediatrics, American Academy of Ophthalmology, American Academy of Optometry, American Association for Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus, and the National Center for Children’s

Children’s Vision MA joined Prevent Blindness Affiliate in participating in the sixteenth annual “Eyes on Capitol Hill” advocacy event, held virtually this year, on Wed., Feb. 24 and Thurs., Feb.

Experiencing life through blurred vision is a challenge for anyone. A child with an undiagnosed or untreated vision disorder relies on us, the caring adults and professionals around them, to

The Prevent Blindness Children’s Vision Screening Certification course is now available online and in Massachusetts-specific format. Course participants learn Massachusetts vision regulations, current evidence-based vision screening tools and best practice

October 8th WORLD SIGHT DAY. In honor of World Sight Day, CVMA has begun a “Don’t Wait” social media campaign. It is our intention to promote early detection and treatment,

Engaging a child in the enjoyment of a Reach Out and Read book is a special bonding moment for parents and their child, and allows the pediatrician opportunities for conversation

Eye care providers in states and regions are opening up. As you visit your eye care provider for routine eye care, urgent or emergency care, please refer to the following