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Today, November 14, is the World Diabetes Day. Diabetic retinopathy affects lives of millions of people. It is one of the most common complications of diabetes and among the leading causes of blindness holding the first place in working-age adults. During the early stages diabetic retinopathy remains often without symptoms and can therefore go unnoticed. Regular and efficient screenings are crucial for saving the vision of the patients with diabetes. Early detection of the signs of the pathology can empower the patients to change their lifestyle in order to gain better control of the disease improving the quality of life. Modern solutions provide diabetologists, endocrinologists, and general practitioners with advanced tools for a holistic view of patients’ health, including eye health. With the help of instant screening results, they can identify the patients in need of specialized care and refer them to the ophthalmologist for treatment. The seamless collaboration between the screener and the ophthalmologists can lead to better outcomes and prevent blindness – keeping the wonderful world visible for their patients. Read more: https://hubs.la/Q03SLSWy0

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