Aging and Vision Loss

As people age, they often experience vision loss through cataracts, glaucoma and other medical conditions. Learn more about aging and vision loss.

Articles About Aging And Vision Loss

Are You Getting the Best Eyeglasses and Care for Aging Eyes?
Aging eyes need special care, but seniors don't always get it, says Craig Chasnov, a Fort Myers, Fla., optician. Prescriptions are often inaccurate because elderly people go to the wrong type of eye doctor. Older people should look for lightweight titanium frames and wrap-around sunglasses. Seniors should also check out new technology such as digitally surfaced, Superfocus and photochromic lenses.
The 4 Most Common Age-Related Eye Diseases
Glaucoma, cataracts, macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy are the four most common eye conditions among people over age 65.
An Overview of Age-Related Macular Degeneration
Learn about macular degeneration, including what it is, signs and symptoms to look for, and how doctors diagnose and treat this eye condition.
What is Presbyopia?
Presbyopia happens as people age, and impacts the ability to focus on objects that are close-up, causing dangerous living conditions.
How Do Ears Work? What Goes Wrong When People Can't Hear
What happens inside the ear that causes people to lose their hearing?

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Senior Drivers: Risky or Responsible?
When deciding when to take the car keys away from an elderly driver, a caregiver must balance the desire to keep a loved one safe with their desire to stay independent. A new study points to the validity of caregiver concerns.

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