Mini-Strokes May Cause Vision Loss

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Tuesday, July 7, 2009

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A study of people who suffer the mini-strokes called silent cerebral infarcts could help explain the medical mystery of normal-tension glaucoma, Hong Kong ophthalmologists report.

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Mini-Strokes May Cause Vision Loss

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