WORLD RETINA DAY

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The retina, a remarkably thin layer of the eye, plays a crucial role in vision. We remember those living with retinal disorders and are less able to move around, get an education or a job, and lack support to carry out daily activities. Lack of access to routine eye care makes all of these issues even worse. It is common knowledge that the COVID19 outbreak disrupted health services, including eye care, thereby delaying diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up plans. 

This annual event aims to inform people on the need to take care of their eyes. As we come into the light, we are urged not to leave anyone in the dark. Make sure you follow the recommended eye care practices and schedule routine visits with an eye specialist.


Please visit www.dredeh.com for more on Health Awareness and Health Education 


Photo credit: Centre for sight


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