New Jersey's premier, advanced pediatric eye care center
University Children's Eye Center forms the division of pediatric ophthalmology at Rutgers-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and St. Peter's University Hospital, and is affiliated with Wills Eye Hospital.
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Our offices are equipped with specialized child-friendly equipment, and our staff members are knowledgeable and provide personalized care for you and your child.
New Jersey's premier, advanced pediatric eye care center
University Children's Eye Center forms the division of pediatric ophthalmology at Rutgers-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and St. Peter's University Hospital, and is affiliated with Wills Eye Hospital.
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Our offices are equipped with specialized child-friendly equipment, and our staff members are knowledgeable and provide personalized care for you and your child.
Happy Holidays from UCEC! For many households in America, this joyful season is often highlighted by the cherished tradition of exchanging gifts.
That being said . . . are there any gifts that parents might want to avoid, especially from an ophthalmological standpoint? We polled the doctors at University Children's Eye Center. Here are their answers!
Over 50 years of Combined Experience as leading pediatric specialists
Over 50 years of Combined Experience as leading pediatric specialists
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