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The lamps in the home can make our eyesight better. But how?

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Health/Medicine
Published:
7 Nov
2023
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Turid Borgestrand Øien
Postdoc, Aalborg Universitet
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Lighting is absolutely crucial to how well we can see. A new project is investigating what happens when vision deteriorates and what solutions might be linked to the home.

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