Healthy vision can help kids learn, play and thrive. 👁️
This Children’s Eye Health and Safety Month, make eye health part of your back-to-school checklist and help give kids a clear view of the year ahead.
#ChildrensEyeHealth#EyeHealth#AllMaySee
For 55 years, we've proudly supported @UCSFOphthalmology and the Francis I. Proctor Foundation, advancing the future of vision through philanthropy. Today, we celebrate our founders and the legacy they created. Read more: https://t.co/GhFUirNd8F #AllMaySee#55Years
Your eyes need sun protection, too. 😎
Long-term UV exposure can contribute to vision-threatening eye diseases. Make UV-blocking sunglasses part of your daily routine—whether the sun is shining or the skies are gray. #UVSafetyMonth#EyeHealth#ProtectYourSight#AllMaySee
Your eyesight is worth protecting every single day. Whether you're tackling a home project, mowing the lawn, or playing sports, don't skip the safety glasses. Small precautions can make a lifelong difference.
#EyeInjuryPreventionMonth#EyeSafety#VisionHealth#ProtectYourSight
Dry eye is one of the most common reasons people visit an eye doctor, yet many live with symptoms without seeking care. Watch today's reel for simple ways to help keep your eyes comfortable this summer, and don't ignore ongoing irritation.
#DryEyeAwarenessMonth#EyeHealth
😎 Great sunglasses do more than complete your look-they're part of a healthy vision routine. Wear 100% UVA/UVB protection whenever you're outdoors, and don't forget regular eye exams. Small habits today can help protect your sight for years to come. #NationalSunglassesDay
Father's Day is about the moments we remember: family traditions, words of encouragement, and time spent together. Today, we celebrate the fathers and father figures who help make those memories possible. 💙 #FathersDay#AllMaySee
Men's Health Month is a reminder that preventive care matters—including eye care. Many eye diseases develop without symptoms, making routine eye exams essential for early detection and treatment. Encourage the men in your life to put vision on their health checklist.
Cataracts don't happen overnight. Subtle changes like glare, cloudy vision, or difficulty seeing at night can be early signs that it's time for an eye exam.
This Cataract Awareness Month, make vision care part of your health routine. 👁️
#CataractAwarenessMonth#EyeHealth
This Mother’s Day weekend, we celebrate the mothers, caregivers, mentors, and loved ones who fill our lives with compassion and hope. Thank you to all who help advance sight-saving care, vision research, and brighter futures for families everywhere.
#AllMaySee#MothersDayWeekend
This #NursesWeek2026, we celebrate the incredible nurses of UCSF Ophthalmology for the compassion, expertise, and support they provide to patients every day. 💙
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#AllMaySee#VisionHealth
We’re close to the finish line.
Help ensure the Michelle Y. Peng, MD Memorial Lectureship is fully funded and continues to inspire future leaders in ophthalmology.
Donate: https://t.co/3fjP8B4wHX
April 12 is Gould Syndrome Awareness Day.
Research at UCSF—led by Douglas B. Gould, PhD—is advancing new pathways to treat this rare disease. Philanthropy is critical to accelerating progress.
Learn more: https://t.co/7CowNqdzUU
#AllMaySee#GouldSyndrome#RareDisease
March 30 is #DoctorsDay. We honor physicians at UCSF Ophthalmology and the Francis I. Proctor Foundation advancing care, research, and sight-saving impact.
Donate: https://t.co/SLHUWt2YUu
#AllMaySee#UCSF
Women account for 65% of age-related macular degeneration cases and face higher rates of dry eye, cataracts, and glaucoma.
At UCSF Ophthalmology, research is advancing new ways to protect women’s vision.
Support the work: https://t.co/SLHUWt2YUu
#AllMaySee#WomensEyeHealth#IWD
Just $26,000 remains to complete the $200,000 Michelle Y. Peng, MD Memorial Lectureship. We hope to honor her on April 29, the anniversary of her birthday, by finishing the fund.
Donate at https://t.co/cdjQ4EmHhG and select “Michelle Y. Peng, MD Memorial Lectureship.”
Feb. 28 is #RareDiseaseDay. Gould syndrome has no cure — yet. It’s caused by mutations in COL4A1 or COL4A2 genes. Goal: raise at least $150K by April 12 to support Dr. Douglas Gould’s lab at UCSF Department of Ophthalmology. $150K match in place. Donate: https://t.co/3fjP8B4wHX