Global myopia prevalence in youth is projected to reach 39.80% by 2050, with Japan (85.95%) and South Korea (73.94%) showing the highest rates among studied countries.
One in four patients with bilateral glaucoma-related visual field loss reported significant visual difficulties, compared to just one in ten without field damage, in a 20-year study of vision-related quality of life.
Vision impairment, particularly contrast sensitivity deficits, may account for up to 19% of dementia cases in older US adults, suggesting a potential target for prevention strategies.
This study analyzes over 5 million annual eye pain-related visits to U.S. outpatient and emergency departments, highlighting the prevalence and non-vision-threatening nature of most cases.