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More Than 70% Of Glaucoma Cases Go Undetected In India: Experts

More Than 70% Of Glaucoma Cases Go Undetected In India: Experts
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80% Of Glaucoma Cases Go Undetected In India: Experts

80% Of Glaucoma Cases Go Undetected In India: Experts
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80% of glaucoma cases go undetected in India: Experts

A whopping 80 per cent cases of glaucoma the third most common cause of blindness goes undetected in India, said experts here on Wednesday.Glaucoma is a disease that affects the optic nerve. January is national glaucoma awareness month, a .

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Eye Related Problems Increase Due To Air Pollution In Delhi, Says Doctors

With severe air quality and high level of pollution in Delhi-NCR, doctors are observing an increase in the number of patients with complaints of redness, itching, and watering in the eyes.

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Rising Pollution Takes Toll on Eye Health in Delhi, Say Ophthalmologists – Chennaionline

Ophthalmologists in Delhi are witnessing a significant surge in patients reporting eye problems such as allergy, burning sensations, and itching, attributed to the alarming levels of pollution in the capital.

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