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In this edition Geoff Roberson’s review includes discussions on colour
vision requirements for police officers, the implications of cataract on driving
ability and the ability of the Optomap to detect peripheral retinal lesions.
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The effect of simulated cataracts on drivers' hazard perception ability.
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Concordance between common dry eye diagnostic tests.
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