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Racial differences in the cause-specific prevalence of blindness in east Baltimore.
A Sommer
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J M Tielsch ,
J Katz ,
H A Quigley ,
J D Gottsch ,
J C Javitt ,
J F Martone ,
R M Royall ,
K A Witt ,
S Ezrine
Nov 14 1991
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Abstract
Bilateral blindness unrelated to simple refractive error is twice as prevalent among blacks as among whites, although the difference narrows among the elderly. The reasons for this race- and age-related pattern are uncertain.