Research Notes on Cataract Prevention
A cataract is a clouding of the normally clear and transparent lens of the eye. Most cataracts occur with age and can't be avoided. Regular eye exams are the key to early detection. You can take steps to help slow or prevent the development of cataracts by not smoking, eating healthy, protect yourself from the sun, and take of other health problems.
Top Resources on Cataract Prevention
- eMedTV: Cataract Prevention
- Harvard Health Publications: Cataracts: Prevention
- A.D.A.M. (via MedlinePlus): Cataracts: Prevention
- The Foundation for Better Health Care: Cataract: What Can You Do to Protect Your Vision?
- Wikipedia: Cataract: Prevention
- Mayo Clinic: Cataracts: Prevention
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