It is often necessary to hold reading materials at arm's length. Almost everyone is affected by presbyopia, beginning around age 40. Fortunately, there are ways to correct vision, including eyeglasses ...

And no, you aren’t going blind: Age-related farsightedness, called presbyopia, is not a disease but an almost inevitable part of midlife and beyond.

Nearly 90 percent of adults 45 and over have presbyopia: farsightedness that develops as a normal part of aging. Learn the signs and what to do. Is it Time for Reading Glasses?

Everyone's eyes change with age, making presbyopia -- declining near vision or worsening nearsightedness -- among the most common conditions in the world. There's no cure, but that may be changing.

Presbyopia: Nearby objects are blurry or hard to see because the eye’s lens hardens with age. This is different from hyperopia ; presbyopia will affect everyone as they age, even if they already ...

Presbyopia, named after the farsightedness condition for which the company focused on, presented data on the phase 2 58-patient study in July 2018. At that point, ...

For the presbyopia patient with hyperopia or hyperopia and astigmatism, the risk-benefit ratio is especially attractive, and patient satisfaction is high with refractive lens exchange.

In a phase 3 trial, Tenpoint Therapeutics’ eye drop—a combination of carbachol and brimonidine—improved vision for patients with presbyopia for up to eight hours. The top-line results come ...