Light-Scattering Technique May Pinpoint Protein Changes, Early Cataract Risk

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A noninvasive imaging technique detected early protein changes associated with lens opacity and potential cataract in a National Eye Institute-NASA clinical trial.

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Light-Scattering Technique May Pinpoint Protein Changes, Early Cataract Risk

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