Macular Degeneration is the number
one cause of legal blindness in people over
the age of 60. The most common form is refered
to as Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD
or ARMD). There are other, rarer forms of Macular
Degeneration, but here we will concentrate only
on the age related form. The risk of Macular
Degeneration significantly increases with age.
In fact, people between the ages of 64 to 74
have a one-in-four chance of developing the
disease. Many seniors already have the Macular
Degeneration and don't even know it. A visit
to your eye doctor is your greatest defense
in helping to preserve your vision. |
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