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Incidence of diabetes-linked eye disease doubled

Incidence of diabetes-linked eye disease doubled
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Incidence of diabetes-linked eye disease doubled

Incidence of diabetes-linked eye disease doubled
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United statesNew yorkXiangrong kongTalia kadenPublic health analytics programUniversity of chicagoUs centers for diseaseWilmer eye instituteEye health surveillance systemDavid reinManhattan eyeThroat hospitalDisease controlEye health surveillanceJohns hopkins university

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THE WASHINGTON POST – Writing from Lodi, Italy (which is not far from Milan), reader Brenda Philips asks: How many people wear glasses? And, more importantly, why are spectacles so spectacularly ubiquitous these days? For now, we’ll assume Brenda’s inquiry is utterly innocent. The simple answer is that about two-thirds of American adults wear some […]

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Diabetic retinopathy symptoms: 1 in 4 people with diabetes have this sight-threatening condition; note the early warning signs

ISLMABAD, July 05 (Online): Diabetes has become a common condition, in which the patient experiences blood sugar spike. Type 2 diabetes has substantially increased among young people over the last two decades in the US. The disease can result in nume

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Diabetic retinopathy symptoms: 1 in 4 people with diabetes have this sight-threatening condition; note the early warning signs

Diabetic retinopathy, a sight-threatening condition, affects 1 in 4 people with diabetes. Diabetes damages the blood vessels in the eye, leading to vision problems and even blindness. Early symptoms include floaters, blurred vision, and dark areas. Regular eye exams are crucial for early detection and effective treatment. Managing diabetes is key to preventing vision damage.

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