Background Age-related eye diseases and cognitive frailty (CF) are both important
predictors of adverse health outcomes in older adults, however, little is known about their …

Ghanbarnia et al. evaluated the association between agerelated eye diseases and cognitive
frailty (CF) in older adults without dementia [1]. Cognitive frailty was defined as coexistence …

Purpose.: To determine whether people with age-related eye disease have lower cognitive
scores than people with healthy vision. Methods.: A hospital-based cross-sectional study …

Aims To test whether vision impairment and major ophthalmic conditions are predictive of
frailty. Methods The analysis included 5321 participants aged 60–95 years at baseline from …

Purpose: Common age-related eye diseases including glaucoma, cataract and age-related
macular degeneration (AMD) have been proposed to be associated with dementia. Few …

Background Frailty is linked to poor health outcomes later in life. Recent research suggests
that visual loss is a possible modifiable risk factor for frailty. Aims To analyze the relationship …

Purpose Age-related eye disease may be associated with cognitive decline, but the scientific
literature has not been consistent. Furthermore, no studies have been able to explain the …

Background Vision impairment is common among older adults, and it may be related to
frailty. However, the longitudinal relationship between visual impairment and frailty is still …

Background Older adults with visual impairments are at increased risk of negative health
outcomes. Here, we investigate the association between visual impairment and frailty …

Background/aims To determine the associations between visual disability and cognitive
decline in Chinese middle-aged and older adults. Methods A total of 6748 subjects were …