Did a Bloody Eye Stop James Hardin?

In this video (#SHORTS), Dr. Laby describes an injury to NBA star James Hardin. Fortunately, the injury did not leave any permanent damage, but it could have been far worse. Dr. Laby describes the variety of eye injuries seen in the NBA, basketball, and sports in general. The best way to treat these injuries is to prevent them, and the use of protective eyewear is introduced. Hardin was lucky this time, but he and others may not be so lucky in the future!
For more details, take a look at Dr Laby's new book about sports vision: EYE OF THE CHAMPION available in all formats including eBook and AudioBook!
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[@AndrewWeinzoff-pm9oq]

James Harden was lucky he didn't have long term eye damage. I always see my sports vision specialist for all things eye related

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All basketball players need to watch this!

[@leatallabyweinzoff5610]

Yikes!!!! Great and informative video!