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30-Day Health Writing Challenge: Eye Health

Eye love health writing! This writing challenge focuses on eye diseases, symptoms and treatments.

LAST UPDATED February 10, 2023 | FIRST PUBLISHED October 31, 2022 | BY Michelle Guillemard

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Eye love health writing! This health writing challenge focuses on eye diseases, symptoms and treatments.

Complete one short writing task every day to challenge yourself, and feel free to share your results on social media using the tag #healthwritingchallenge.

Missed our previous challenges? Last challenge’s focus was on healthy aging (or ageing, depending on your version of English). You can also view all the year’s challenges here.

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Plain text version: 30-Day Health Writing Challenge
Theme: Eye Health

DAY 1 List three common eye diseases.
DAY 2 Define vision loss.
DAY 3 Explain the anatomy of the eye.
DAY 4 Define AMD.
DAY 5 Explain what an ophthalmologist does.
DAY 6 List three symptoms of conjunctivitis.
DAY 7 Define cataracts.
DAY 8 Explain what happens during an eye exam.
DAY 9 Define lazy eye.
DAY 10 Define glaucoma.
DAY 11 Explain the difference between optometrist and ophthalmologist.
DAY 12 List three symptoms of lazy eye.
DAY 13 Define conjunctivitis.
DAY 14 Explain cataract surgery.
DAY 15 Explain how conjunctivitis is treated.
DAY 16 Define episcleritis.
DAY 17 Explain how diet impacts eye health.
DAY 18 Define dry eye.
DAY 19 List three signs of vision loss.
DAY 20 Define blindness.
DAY 21 List three symptoms of episcleritis.
DAY 22 Define retinal detatchment
DAY 23 List three symptoms of scleritis.
DAY 24 Define corneal disease.
DAY 25 List three symptoms of glaucoma.
DAY 26 List three symptoms of a stye.
DAY 27 Define ocular cancers.
DAY 28 List three risk factors for AMD.
DAY 29 Define colour blindness.
DAY 30 List three ways to promote eye health.

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Michelle Guillemard is the founder of Health Writer Hub, the Past President of the Australasian Medical Writers Association and a freelance medical writer with 16+ years of experience. Blogging about health & medical writing since 2012, Michelle teaches health writing courses and communication workshops to students and corporations around the world. Michelle is passionate about creating better health outcomes and changing lives through effective health communication. Connect with her on Instagram, LinkedIn and Facebook.

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