A cataract is the clouding of natural lens of the eye which may eventually affect your vision and even cause blindness if not treated. In fact, cataract is the leading cause of blindness in people.

Cataracts are a clouding of the lens of the eye. Cataract surgery removes the clouded lens to restore vision. In some cases, secondary cataracts may develop after this procedure. During cataract ...

Nearly one-third of Australians aged 55 or over (or around 1.5 million people) have an untreated cataract. In 2013-14, there were 229,693 hospital admissions for cataract surgeries, making cataracts ...

Cataracts are a leading cause of vision impairment, but the good news is that they are treatable. Craig Chaya, MD, explains how cataracts affect vision, what factors contribute to their formation, and ...

Cataracts are characterized by cloudy areas in the eye’s lens that develop gradually, affecting vision by preventing clear image transmission to the retina. Symptoms may include blurry vision, ...

Cataracts may appear as cloudy, white areas in the middle region of a person’s eyes. A person may not know they have cataracts until their vision becomes blurry and less colorful. A cataract is a ...

Although cataracts can emerge at any stage of life, people are much more likely to develop symptoms aged 60 and over We asked consultant ophthalmic surgeon Mr Fadi Alfaqawi about common cataract ...

Cataracts can cause blurry or cloudy vision, making it seem like you’re looking at an impressionist painting, and this effect tends to worsen over time. As cataracts progress, night vision can be ...