It’s a disease that affects more than one million older Australians.
And so, on the eve of Macular Degeneration Awareness Week, advocates are calling on more baby boomers to preserve their sight by having regular check-ups.
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It’s a disease that affects more than one million older Australians.
And so, on the eve of Macular Degeneration Awareness Week, advocates are calling on more baby boomers to preserve their sight by having regular check-ups.
