Visually impaired people are continuing to suffer accidental injuries related to their impairment because epidemiological research of the subject lacks rigour and intervention studies are almost non-existent.
A recent review of published data calls for comprehensive studies to identify the causes of injury and evaluate preventive measures, and it recommends …
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