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See Strong: Improving Indigenous Eye Health (2011) – Rural Health Education Foundation – [DVD]

March 29, 2012


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See Strong: A Focus on Indigenous Eye Health

Duration: 26 minutes

Program ID: 1116 | Free (DVD with closed captions)

Indigenous adults suffer a disproportionate burden of eye disease compared to other Australians. The current rate of blindness in Aboriginal people over forty years is six times the rate of non-Aboriginal people. The most common cause of bilateral blindness in Indigenous adults is cataract; with uncorrected refractive error being the main cause of vision loss.

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