Low Vision

Low Vision

Many people with visual impairments may not fit the medical definition of blindness, and that’s okay! Someone with low-vision may have residual vision and perhaps needs corrections or accommodations to see their best. If this sounds like you or someone you know, check out the resources below to learn more.

Top 7 Signs You Might be Losing Your Vision

Eye pain? Blurry vision? Floaters and spots? These are just a few of the symptoms associated with vision loss. Learn to recognize the signs in this article.

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Eye pain? Blurry vision? Floaters and spots? These are just a few of the symptoms associated with vision loss. Learn to recognize the signs in this article.
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Low Vision: Frequency, Symptoms, and Types

While low vision is usually age-related, it is crucial to understand the underlying cause of vision impairments so you know your options. Learn more in this article from Ability Central.

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While low vision is usually age-related, it is crucial to understand the underlying cause of vision impairments so you know your options. Learn more in this article from Ability Central.
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What Support Is Available for People With Low Vision?

Are you or a loved one living with low vision? Learn your rights, available resources, and how to connect with others with a similar diagnosis.

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Are you or a loved one living with low vision? Learn your rights, available resources, and how to connect with others with a similar diagnosis.
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Low Vision Diagnosis? Four Things You Can Do Today To Help

Low vision can be an overwhelming diagnosis for the patient and loved ones. Ability Central breaks down the four things you can do to meet immediate needs.

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Low vision can be an overwhelming diagnosis for the patient and loved ones. Ability Central breaks down the four things you can do to meet immediate needs.
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National Braille Press Announces Winner of the Touch of Genius Prize for Innovation

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BOSTON (PRWEB) JUNE 09, 2021

National Braille Press announced today that this year’s winner of the Louis Braille Touch of Genius Prize for Innovation is Songpakorn Punong-ong, 40, an engineer from Phetchaburi Thailand, who created the ReadRing. The prize is a $10,000 cash award to the winner. https://www.facebook.com/braillereadring/

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Usher Syndrome

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What is Usher syndrome?

Usher syndrome is the most common condition that affects both hearing and vision; sometimes it also affects balance. The major symptoms of Usher syndrome are deafness or hearing loss and an eye disease called retinitis pigmentosa (RP) [re-tin-EYE-tis pig-men-TOE-sa].

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