A U-M study suggests that difficulty reading more than six lines on a specialized eye chart could be an early warning sign of vision problems in older adults, even when standard eye exams appear normal. Researchers identified a threshold linked to everyday challenges like reading labels and recognizing faces, marking the first study to directly connect this measurement to real-world visual function.
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