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    Seeing faces and vision loss: webinar

    A webinar on how you see faces may change with age-related macular degeneration.

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    The role of the optometrist in age-related macular degeneration: webinar

    A webinar on the role of the optometrist in age-related macular degeneration.

    Amsler grid

    If you’re over 50, at risk or living with age-related macular degeneration, you should monitor your vision regularly with an Amsler grid.

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    Charles Bonnet syndrome CD

    Charles Bonnet syndrome is a term used to describe the situation where mentally healthy people with significant vision loss have vivid, recurrent visions.

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    Understanding the New Carer Gateway: webinar

    This webinar discusses what it means to be a carer, the support available to carers and the carer planning process.

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    Maximising vision with low vision aids: webinar

    A webinar on assistive technology and how to access them.

    Macula Menu: Winter warmers

    Some of our favourite winter recipes that are both delicious and packed with eye-healthy ingredients.

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    Eating for your eye health: webinar

    A webinar on how you can eat for eye health and reduce your risk of AMD through diet.

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    Macular hole fact sheet

    This fact sheet discusses the symptoms of macular hole, treatment options, recovery from treatment, and possible complications from macular hole surgery.

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