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New study to investigate the value of monitoring chronic eye care conditions in the community

Health and Care Research Wales has provided funding for a project to investigate the value of monitoring chronic sight-threatening conditions in the community.

Wales Council of the Blind is looking forward to contributing to the project. You can find out more on Sight Cymru's website.

Posted 2020-12-07 03:21:22

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