Self-Report Questionnaire May Aid in Screening for Depression in Patients with Low Vision

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A questionnaire based on self-reported symptoms may help clinicians identify patients with warning signs of depression, and the test may be especially useful for patients with low vision because they are at high risk of poor mental health status.

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