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When Reading Becomes Difficult: Understanding Presbyopia

Presbyopia represents one of the most common age-related changes, affecting most people by the age of 50. This natural decline in focusing ability makes reading, using smartphones, and performing detailed near work increasingly difficult, often prompting the familiar arm-stretching behaviour as people attempt to position reading material at a comfortable distance. For Hope Island residents […]

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Age-Related Macular Degeneration: Protecting Central Vision

Age-related macular degeneration (ARMD or AMD) represents the leading cause of legal blindness among Australians over 50. The condition threatens the central vision, essential for reading, driving, recognising faces, and maintaining independence throughout later life. As Australia’s population ages, cases of macular degeneration continue to increase, making expert care and early intervention crucial in helping

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Enjoying Gold Coast Waters Safely: Protecting Your Vision

In the ever-evolving field of ophthalmology, innovation is the driving force behind improved vision care and better eye health outcomes. As technology advances and research progresses, new surgical techniques, treatments, and diagnostic tools continue to redefine the boundaries of what’s possible in eye care. At Coastal Eye Surgeons, we are committed to staying at the

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