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What is presbyopia?

Written by Jameson Kowalczyk. Medically reviewed in February 2025 by Amy Gonzales, MD.

Updated on October 16, 2024

Presbyopia is a condition that affects a person's ability to see up close, and usually occurs around age 40. Learn more in this video featuring naturopathic doctor and holistic eye specialist Andy Rosenfarb, ND.

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