Background Although falls in older adults are related to multiple risk factors, these factors
have commonly been studied individually. We aimed to identify risk profiles for injurious falls …

Reductions in stimulus quality may disrupt the reading performance of older adults more
when compared with young adults because of sensory declines that begin early in middle …

Importance This study determines the prevalence of unilateral vision impairment (VI) and
unilateral blindness to assist in policy formulation for eye health care services. Objective To …

Objectives Visual impairment is the leading cause of age-related disability, but the social
patterning of loss of vision in older people has received little attention. This study's objective …

Purpose To determine the prevalence of visual impairment and blindness and related
factors in the 1-to 90-year-old urban population of Mashhad. Methods In this cross-sectional …

Aims To investigate the prevalence and incidence of presbyopia in an urban Chinese
population. Methods 1817 subjects aged≥ 35 years were identified by random cluster …

Objective To analyse perceived visual health and health services use in a rural population in
relation to socioeconomic characteristics and compared with the general population in …

Purpose To describe the prevalence and associations of presenting near vision impairment
(NVI) in Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians. Methods A sample of 3098 non …

Resumen LATORRE-ARTEAGA, Sergio; FERNANDEZ-SAEZ, José y GIL-GONZALEZ,
Diana. Inequities in visual health and health services use in a rural region in Spain. Gac …

This thesis reports seven experiments which examine whether young and older adult
readers differ in aspects of early word processing during reading. Further, this thesis …