Heredity Surpasses Lifestyle in Cataract Risk
A British study in the New England Journal of Medicine found heredity accounts for 48 percent of age-related cataract risk, higher than age at 38 percent and lifestyle factors at 14 percent. Researchers, including Sheila West of Johns Hopkins, call the finding a breakthrough guiding genetic research and testing efforts.
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