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AREDS
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AREDSAge-Related Eye Disease Study
AREDSAuckland Regional Economic Development Strategy (New Zealand)


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To illustrate the complexity of researching dietary effects on vision, Kurinij compares randomized clinical trial results from the NEI's Age-Related Eye Disease Study to cataract studies conducted in Linxian, China.
Focusing on vision: through an environmental lens by Barrett, Julia R. / Environmental Health Perspectives
For example, in the Age-Related Eye Disease Study (AREDS), which followed more than 4,600 people for more than seven years, cataracts were no less common in people who were given high daily doses of beta-carotene (15 mg, or 25,000 IU), vitamin C (500 mg), and vitamin E (400 IU) than in those who got a placebo.
Eye wise: seeing into the future by Liebman, Bonnie / Nutrition Action Healthletter
Ocuvite PreserVision is the only dietary supplement demonstrated to preserve eye health and vision in the National Eye Institute's landmark Age-Related Eye Disease Study.
Bausch & Lomb Sues Eye Vitamin Makers for Patent Infringement by Business Wire
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