Wednesday, March 22, 2023

Eye Disease Can Affect More Than Your Sight

Posted 3/1/23

(NAPSI)—Eye disease affects more than your ability to see the world clearly. People with impaired vision face an increased risk of falls, fractures, injuries, depression, anxiety, cognitive …

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