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Retinal examinations may help assess and prevent cardiovascular events

A study suggests retinal examinations might help assess and prevent strokes and heart attacks, and highlights the need for those diagnosed with macular degeneration to consider lifestyle changes
Posted 16 October 2018 - 09:18
 
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