Blindness
Blindness and low vision can seriously affect every part of your life, but support and some treatments are available. Find out about getting help.
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Charles Bonnet syndrome
People with Charles Bonnet syndrome experience visions (phantom images) but are mentally healthy. Learn more about living with the condition here.
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Guide dogs
Guide dogs, also called seeing eye dogs, are trained to help people who are blind or visually impaired to travel safely and independently.
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Eyes
Your eyes are your windows to the world. Discover more about how your eyes work, and how to care for them.
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Colour blindness
If you are colour blind, you may find find it hard to tell red from green, or blue from yellow. Find out more about colour vision testing.
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How to make a phone call when you're deaf or can't speak
One in 6 Australians has some hearing loss, while others have a speech impairment. The National Relay Service allows all people to communicate by phone.
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Diuretic medicines
Find out what diuretic medicine is used for, how it works, the most common diuretics and any side effects associated with taking it.
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Blurred vision
Blurred vision can occur due to fatigue or irritation, but it may also signal a serious issue. Learn what to do if you experience sudden blurry vision.
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Amblyopia (lazy eye)
Amblyopia (lazy eye) occurs when someone’s eye develops abnormally. Early diagnosis and treatment is important.
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Apert syndrome
Apert syndrome is a rare genetic disorder that causes changes to the shape of the skull. Learn more about the other signs of Apert syndrome.
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