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See Latest ArticlesSurvey Effect on Use of Eye Care by Older Persons with Correctable Visual Impairment
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Fong CSU et al. – The authors observed modest increases in eye care utilization by older persons after an eye survey, particularly those with correctable visual impairment.
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