Ghana has the highest glaucoma prevalence in Africa. Eight out of every hundred Ghanaians aged 30 and above have it. Nine out of every hundred aged 40 and above. Glaucoma accounts for over 19% of all blindness in the country; a condition that, unlike cataract, cannot be reversed. The damage it leaves behind is permanent. Yet 90% of Ghanaians with…
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