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Depending on the color of the skin, the risks for central blindness can be THREE times higher
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Studies show that the color of the skin is also determinant for the risk of central blindness. Statistical data from the US Health Institute indicate that the race who suffers the highest risk of macular degeneration is white, multiplying almost three times over all other races.
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The closer you are to something, the better you know it. In my case, my family I use Reticare on all of our screens. In addition, my children follow a limited time to use screens, a maximum of two hours a day.
Accelerated aging of the eyes II
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Lately, more and more people at a younger age with eye diseases seem to be on the rise. Previously, eye diseases that have begun at ages around 70-80 year olds now are being reported to begin among 40-50 year olds.
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This is how powerful the title of the article is in The Ophtalmologist, one of the most prestigious journals in the ophthalmological world, that refers to the latest experiments from the University of Toledo (UT-Ohio), demonstrating the connection between the blue light emitted by screens and the risks of permanent blindness.
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We say it every day…even when we see gruesome images on media or the warnings on tobacco packages, most do not stop smoking. Even though we know the use of mobile phones/texting has become one of the first causes of death in traffic accidents and yet, we don’t take it seriously.
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Digital Screens May Cause Long-Term Eye Damage, Study Says
As seen in the media:“Global epidemic of blindness on the horizon”
