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Making Adjustments
Accepting A Slower Speed
Adjusting to vision loss always means accepting that some things will be different, and that
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Accessibility & Technology
Envision AI App + Glasses
The Ai-powered smart camera app is a must-have accessory for people with vision loss because
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Accessibility & Technology
Seeing AI Advances
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a dominant force in technology, and it’s encouraging to note
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Making Adjustments
Try a New Approach to Reading Restaurant Menus
One of the most frequently asked questions from people ...
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Making Adjustments
Voting With Vision Loss
Accessible voting options have expanded in the 2020 pandemic.
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Health & Well-Being
If the Eye Doctor Doesn’t Tell You, Ask
A diagnosis that involves an eye disease or uncorrectable vision loss is very often hard
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Accessibility & Technology
Be My Eyes Introduces Be My AI
After five months of beta testing with 200 Be My Eyes app users, the virtual
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Accessibility & Technology
Award-Winning Makeup App from Estee Lauder
A visual impairment does not stop a woman from applying makeup, but it could prevent
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Health & Well-Being
Update: First Treatments for Advanced Dry AMD
On February 17, 2023, the FDA approved the first-ever treatment for advanced dry age-related macular
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Accessibility & Technology
Don’t Let Tech Run You
Technology overwhelms most of us to some degree. A visual impairment and an aging brain
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Accessibility & Technology
What’s Up with Smart Glasses?
By now we expected smart glasses to be all the rage. They’d be on lots
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Accessibility & Technology
Alexa, Read My Book
While researching Amazon’s Accessibility, we discovered just how desirable it can be to have Alexa

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