Presbyopia is a common age-related vision disorder characterized by a progressive inability
to focus on near objects. If uncorrected or under-corrected, presbyopia can significantly …

Objective To assess how the returns on investment from correcting refractive errors and
cataracts in low-and middle-income countries compare with the returns from other global …

Purpose: The purpose of this study was to evaluate the safety and efficacy across time, of
patients topically treated with Benozzi's method for presbyopia. Methods: A nonrandomized …

Background This study investigated patients' awareness of presbyopia and its management
approaches and their preferred methods for near vision correction. Methods In Saudi Arabia …

Objective To estimate the burden of potential productivity losses due to uncorrected and
under-corrected presbyopia in LMICs among the working-age population in both the cross …

Purpose: To assess the prevalence of near and correctable distance visual impairment
among screened participants in the garment industry and to explore associations with …

Background Few studies have investigated near vision loss (NVL) in China. To address this
gap, we aimed to explore trends in the prevalence and disease burden of NVL from 1990 to …

PURPOSE This study aimed to document the experience of living with and managing
presbyopia, identify perspectives on treatment options, and determine whether there is an …

Purpose Many presbyopic patients in both developed and developing countries use ready‐
made reading spectacles for their near vision correction even though the quality of these …

Background Studies have shown that correcting presbyopia among women could increase
short-term income and quality of life. However, it is unclear whether these short-term …