Sunglasses Protect Vision For Mature Adults Says AP
The American Optical Association reports ultraviolet exposure risks eye damage from sunlight. Long term exposure may cause cataracts and retina damage, especially after cataract surgery. Older adults should choose lenses dark enough to block 75 to 90 percent of light and select gray, green, or brown tints. Polarizing and mirrored lenses offer glare relief. avoid indoor wear and night driving.
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Where do retirees choose to retire to and why
One in four Americans move after retirement with most staying in the same area. Factors include security, proximity to friends, maintenance, taxes, space, accessibility, nearby amenities, energy costs, and climate. The Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Service suggests nine questions to compare personal goals with a spouse.
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