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Longsightedness can be fixed with eyedrops, study shows

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September 15, 2025

Doctors have developed special eye drops for people with longsightedness that could replace the need for reading glasses or surgery.

- Andrew Gregory

Hundreds of millions of people worldwide have presbyopia, which is when the eyes find it difficult to focus on objects and text up close. Glasses or surgery can resolve the problem, but many find wearing spectacles inconvenient and having an operation is not an option for everyone.

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