Ocular Morbidity Prevalence: An Indian Experience

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The book highlights the urgent global issue of blindness, emphasizing its significant human and socio-economic impacts. With alarming statistics showing a person goes blind every five seconds, it stresses the need for prioritizing eye health, especially in economically disadvantaged areas. The text advocates for increased education on ocular health, preventive measures, and accessible eye care services, particularly cataract surgery. It argues that addressing blindness can lead to substantial economic savings and improved societal development, ultimately enhancing quality of life.