2014年10月10日金曜日

World Sight Day 20 to 30 minutes - just the time some people take for breakfast...

World Sight Day



20 to 30 minutes - just the time some people take for breakfast - can bring light into the darkness of visually impaired people: this is the time a cataract surgery takes.



Here are a few more facts of the World Sight Day:

* Worldwide, about 40 million people are blind

* Every fourth person, a total of around 285 million people, have a moderate or severe visual impairment

* Each year, 1-2 million people go blind



This year, the 'Call to Action' for World Sight Day is “No more Avoidable Blindness”: about 80% of visual impairment could be avoided.

For more information on the ZEISS commitment for better eyesight around the world go to http://ift.tt/1skSDm8



Picture: In the sight testing mobile at ZEISS headquarters in Oberkochen, employees could have their intraocular pressure and the retina tested with medical devices by ZEISS.









from ZEISS Group's Facebook Wall

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