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Optix Family Eyecare, (04 May 2009)
Over two million Americans have glaucoma making it one of the most common causes of legal blindness in the United States. Glaucoma can rob people of their vision even though they don’t have any visual symptoms or pain. In fact, half of those with glaucoma don’t even know it. The disease is not easily diagnosed.
The American journal of clinical hypnosis 21 (4), 278-81 (Apr 1979)
The New England Journal of Medicine 342 (12), 897-8 (23 Mar 2000)
Vegetarians are at risk for nutritional deficiency if they do not receive vitamin supplementation.
www.information2information.com
It's a strange old world that we live in, isn't it Why is it that the population of the world still continues to have sight problems and why is vision loss on the increase
Biology of reproduction 22 (3), 443-50 (Apr 1980)
www.nature.com.libproxy.ucl.ac.uk
the news and views describing patients that had operations to recover sight after many years of blindness and how they acquire visual skills
Vision following extended congenital blindness
Psychological science : a journal of the American Psychological Society / APS 17 (12), 1009-14 (Dec 2006)
seattlepi.nwsource.com
Researchers are trying to determine whether a sexually transmitted disease might have caused the blindness found in at least two mountain lions in the Black Hills. Steve Griffin, a wildlife biologist with the state Game, Fish and Parks Department, said tests on two lions are consistent with chlamydia, but nothing is confirmed.
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