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by Marianne Deal Stephens Color Vision Deficiency, also called Colorblindness, affects 8% of boys and 0.5% of girls, or about 1 in 25 children. An affected child sees colors differently than most of his or her classmates or family members. Depending upon the type of Color Vision Deficiency, a Keywords Abrasion, cornea, Absorbable gelatin, Accommodation, Age-related macular degeneration, Aging, Aldose Reductase Inhibitors, Amblyopia, amblyopic Category Color Blindness Contact Name Email

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