Survey: Many Middle-aged Adults Delay Eye Tests

A recent survey has revealed that two-thirds of middle-aged adults are postponing essential eye tests. Despite experiencing problems, many are not seeking timely assistance.

According to the survey, nearly half of the respondents waited more than six months for help regarding their eye health. Alarmingly, one in five individuals delayed their eye tests for over two years. This trend raises concerns about the impact of untreated vision problems on overall quality of life.

Originally reported by RNZ New Zealand Headlines.

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