Eye health has never been more critical for older Malaysians


Senior citizens, especially those with diabetes, should ensure they get their eyes checked regularly in order to catch treatable eye conditions early. — Filepic

As the global population ages, the frequency of visual disabilities is becoming a significant public health challenge.

In Malaysia, where the ageing population is growing rapidly, visual impairment and blindness are rising concerns.

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