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Young adults' perceptions of the implications of their hereditary, visual impairment: A Cape Town based study
In South Africa, approximately 600 000 individuals are visually impaired. Approximately onethird of genetic disorders and syndromes involves the eye, including conditions such as congenital cataracts, glaucoma, albinism, and retinal degenerative disorders. The transition into adulthood of visually d...
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Division of Human Genetics
2018
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