By Dr. Michael Gyasi Medical Director, St. Thomas Eye Hospital With contributor credits to Dr. Joe Kwarteng, Dr. Daisy Asiamah, and Dr. Akosua Mensah-Bonsu Ghana has a blindness problem. And the frustrating part is that most of it doesn’t need to happen. According to the World Health Organisation, approximately 80% of all visual impairment globally is either preventable or treatable….
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