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MarketWatch (press release)
For this reason, the software developer, IdeaBus Inc., recruited the help of former Ophthalmologydepartment director of both Chungua Christian Hospital and Chungshan Medical University in Taiwan, Dr. Sharon Chuang. With her career-spanning experience ...
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Medscape
Published in the October issue of Ophthalmology, the results confirm an earlier NASA postflight survey involving about 300 astronauts. The survey revealed that half of all astronauts involved in orbital missions since 1989 that lasted longer than 6 ...
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Best of Times
In honor of World Blindness Awareness Month, EyeCare America, a public service program of the Foundation of the American Academy of Ophthalmology, provides year round eye exams at no out-of-pocket cost to people age 65 and over. ...
Read more: EyeCare America Recognizes October's World Blindness Awareness Month (Online Only)
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PR Newswire (press release)
In honor of Cataract Awareness Month, EyeCare America, a public service program of the Foundation of the American Academy of Ophthalmology, provides eye exams at no out-of-pocket cost to people age 65 and older [The medication assistance isn't relevant ...
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by Dolly Withrow
Daily Mail columnist
There's something about surgery that puts me in stitches. After a hip operation three years ago, the nurses at CAMC General Hospital's Trauma Center and I found something to laugh about every day. I've learned humor is the oil that smoothes life's rough places, and surgery can present a rough place.
Read more: Dolly Withrow: Cataract surgery proves there was nothing to fear
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by Billy Wolfe
Daily Mail staff
CHARLESTON, W.Va.--West Virginians have been required for the past two years to get eye exams when they renew their driver's licenses. But those tests have led to very few drivers being forced off the roads for poor eyesight.
"We don't have hard figures, but we estimate it is less than 2 percent of drivers," said DMV spokesman Steve Dale. "We haven't seen any kind of dramatic change in the number of licensed drivers."