AAO: Can Boomers Throw Away Their Reading Glasses?

Monday, October 25, 2010

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With the baby-boom generation now firmly in the age range when near-range vision goes blurry, advances in refractive surgery and implants could allow many of them to do away with reading glasses, researchers said here.

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AAO: Can Boomers Throw Away Their Reading Glasses?

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