Low Vision Awareness Month Shines a Light on Options Many Patients and Doctors Don't Know About SEATTLE, WA, UNITED ...

SOUTH CAROLINA (WCIV) — Before the COVID-19 pandemic, more than 13 million Americans were living with low or no vision. Vision loss rates continue to soar five years later. "There's very little ...

With any loss or change in vision, a person must learn how to function in the world around them. That’s where Cheri Harbour ...

As a child, Kathryn Marxen-Simonson often felt embarrassed by her poor eyesight and did not want to stand out from other kids. At school, she wouldn’t use tools like magnifiers that could have helped ...

The authors of a new study 1 emphasized the clear visual benefits that low-vision patients experience during low-vision ...

COLUMBUS – Prevent Blindness Ohio is declaring February as Age-related Macular Degeneration and Low Vision Month in an effort to provide education and various expert-approved resources to the public ...

FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- Our eyes help us see a clearer picture. But sometimes, that image can turn blurry. "So low vision is where people who have lost vision from macular degeneration, diabetes or ...

February is Low Vision Awareness Month, and professionals at Southern Low Vision are magnifying the misconceptions patients have about limited eyesight.

A single yes-or-no question could efficiently screen for low vision or legal blindness when a comprehensive exam is not cost-effective, according to a study published in Investigative Ophthalmology & ...