Cataract surgery accounts for nearly 60 percent of vision-related Medicare expenditures, but a healthy diet can reduce the risk of cataracts for women, a new study shows. Read the full story
Tags: Archives of Opthalmology, cataracts, Dr. Julie Mares, healthy diet, medicare, obesity, smoking, University of Wisconsin
Cataract Risk Reduced with Healthy Diet
Posted on 22 June 2010
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