Improving the Nation's Vision Health: A Coordinated Public Health Approach [2015 revision]

National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion (U.S.). Division of Diabetes Translation.; Vision Health Initiative.

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Improving the Nation's Vision Health: A Coordinated Public Health Approach [2015 revision]

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Vision Health Initiative.
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Improving the Nation's Vision Health: A Coordinated Public Health Approach [2007 release]

"The importance of vision and eye health has been recognized with the introduction of vision objectives in Healthy People 2010, a national disease pre ...

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