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Study identifies overlooked early eye aging sign
A American study from the University of Michigan has shown that contrast sensitivity testing can early detect visual problems in the elderly before they appear in traditional examinations. It indicated that a decline in this sensitivity, which is linked to difficulty reading and recognizing faces, increases the risks of falls and loss of independence. The study revealed that many seniors who appear visually normal actually suffer from reduced contrast sensitivity, which affects their ability to perform daily activities. The researchers suggest incorporating this test into routine screenings for early detection of these issues, aiming to improve quality of life.
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