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November 17, 2008

Are Your Arms Getting Too Short?

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Most people between 40 and 50 begin to notice that they are losing their ability to see things close to their eyes. At the same time, distance vision remains unchanged. They often complain, “My arms are getting too short.” Presbyopia is a loss of focusing ability that comes with getting older. It is certainly a…

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