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Research needs in low vision.

Abstract

Research needs are presented for several areas of low vision: (1) reading and learning, (2) new low-vision aids, (3) modifying the environment, (4) utilization of disciplines, (5) new technologies, and (6) integrating low-vision services.

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A A Rosenbloom. 1978. Research needs in low vision.. https://doi.org/10.1097/00006324-197811000-00007

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