Blind people are confronting a number of challenges in performing activities of daily life such
as reading labels on a product, identification of currency notes, exploring unknown spaces …

There are around 285 million visually impaired people worldwide, and around 370,000
people are registered as blind or partially sighted in the UK. Ongoing advances in …

Background Low vision rehabilitation aims to optimise the use of residual vision after severe
vision loss, but also aims to teach skills in order to improve visual functioning in daily life …

Background The purpose of low‐vision rehabilitation is to allow people to resume or to
continue to perform daily living tasks, with reading being one of the most important. This is …

Despite significant changes in the treatment of common eye conditions like cataract and age-
related macular degeneration, reading difficulty remains the most common complaint of …

Visual impairment in childhood often has life-long implications. To aim for the highest levels
of functioning, participation, and quality of life and to ensure children's well-being, children …

Purpose: The continuous-text reading-acuity test MNREAD is designed to measure the
reading performance of people with normal and low vision. This test is used to estimate …

Study question Is stepped care compared with usual care effective in preventing the onset of
major depressive, dysthymic, and anxiety disorders in older people with visual impairment …

Background Low vision affects over 300 million people worldwide and can compromise both
activities of daily living and quality of life. Rehabilitative training and vision assistive …

The current study examines the potential moderating effect of depression and anxiety on the
relationship between visual acuity and health-related quality of life in patients with chronic …