The Aging Eye: Preventing and treating eye disease
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When you were younger you probably took your eyesight for granted. But now that you’ve got a few years behind you, it’s time to give your eyes some extra attention and care. The good news is that no matter what your age, you can take action to boost your eye health and safeguard your vision. The Aging Eye is here to help. This must-have Special Health Report, from the experts at Harvard Medical School, is the one guide you need to navigate the changes your eyes will experience over time With The Aging Eye, you’ll discover what you can do to prevent the most serious threats to your vision as you age—cataracts, glaucoma, age-related macular degeneration, and diabetic retinopathy. For example, you’ll learn:
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In addition, The Aging Eye lets you know steps you can take to prevent or treat other conditions that affect the eyes over time, such as blurry vision when reading up close (presbyopia), dry eye syndrome, floaters and flashers, eyelid problems, and retinal tears and detachment. The report also brings you up to speed on the very latest surgical procedures and medications for eye conditions, so you can talk to your doctor with greater confidence. Clear illustrations throughout the report make it easier to understand the different eye conditions and what happens during treatment. There’s also a chapter specifically for people with low vision, giving you an overview of apps, devices, and strategies that can help you enjoy life with fewer limitations. |
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![]() Safeguarding Your SightThis Special Section of The Aging Eye is packed with helpful tips and information, such as how to pick the right UV-blocking sunglasses, understanding the different types of eye specialists, what happens in an eye exam, and when you should get eye exams. The section also debunks some of the common myths about eye health (like claims that carrots are the best food for your eyes, or that you’ll damage your eyes by looking at computer screens for extended periods of time). |
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