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Hay muchas organizaciones que trabajan en salud visual en prácticamente todo el mundo excepto en México y Latinoamérica.

Addressing eye health is crucial for reducing the burden of non-communicable diseases, enhancing quality of life, and achieving sustainable development goals.

The annual Commonwealth health ministers' meeting highlighted the connection between eye health and non-communicable diseases.

The Chen Yet-Sen Family Foundation has joined the IAPB as a BAND A member, enhancing efforts to promote global eye health and prevent blindness through increased support and collaboration.

VisionMonday highlights the upcoming IAPB and WHO event on May 30 during the World Health Assembly to address global access to vision care services.

Representatives from CooperVision and the International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness give a preview of what to expect at the "Universal Access to Glasses: Promoting Multisectoral Action" event at this year's World Health Assembly in Geneva, Switzerland.

Health Ministers from Malaysia and Nepal will collaborate at the World Health Assembly to promote universal access to eyeglasses.

Caroline Casey emphasized the urgent need for more trained eye care professionals to address the increasing demand for eye health services. Strengthening the workforce is essential to providing adequate care and preventing vision impairment in communities worldwide.

World Sight Day 2024 will spotlight child eye health, emphasizing the critical need for early detection and treatment of vision problems in children. The event aims to raise global awareness and drive initiatives for better eye care for children worldwide.

World Sight Day 2024 will prioritize children's eye health, raising awareness about the importance of early vision care. The initiative aims to highlight the necessity of early detection and treatment to ensure healthy vision development in children worldwide.

World Sight Day 2024 will emphasize the importance of child eye health, aiming to raise awareness and promote initiatives that ensure children worldwide receive essential eye care services.

This year's World Sight Day highlights the crucial role of early eye care for children, promoting vision health for future success.