What proportion of persons in the u. s., age 65 and older, have a cataract?

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Curtis Douglas

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27 June, 03:10

What proportion of persons in the u. s., age 65 and older, have a cataract?

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Edwin Peck · Answer 1

The answer to this question is more than a half

a person's probability to receive cataract significantly increase if that person also develop diabetes mellitus.

Since more than a half of US population above 65 years of age are obese, they also have higher tendency to forms the cloudy opaque substance in their eyes.