cataracts

While that doesn't mean that it definitely causes cataracts, given available data I think it's more likely that it does.

And it is my professional opinion, that overtime, it could do damage to your lenses and cause cataracts.

Not that this would necessarily help prevent cataracts if you expose your eyes to a magnetron.

The Tibetan people apparently have a high rate of cataracts since there is higher UV light at the higher altitude.

So this includes discussion of cumulonimbus, fog, cataracts, and songs from the 60s about vanity?

The eye has very poor heat dissipation mechanisms, and they showed in the 70's the RF exposure could cause cataracts in rabbits.

Warning: Saint John's Wort can cause cataracts if used for a long time.

Millions of people worldwide are blind due to cataracts, often due to malnutrition.

In one village we saw dozens of elderly people partially or fully blind from cataracts.

While significant risk to internal organs seems unlikely, there have been studies for decades suggesting RF exposure may increase risk of cataracts in the eye.

I definitely responded 'cataracts' to 'The more you have it, the less you see.

I'm not knocking those docs; they provided real and tangible benefits for millions of patients with cataracts and I don't begrudge them their money.

For cataracts, you would expect the question to ask "The more you have them, the less you see.

I mean if you happened to ask someone if they have cataracts, it'd sound a little odd if they said "yeah I have it".

I can't figure out how to do a list view yet - is there one?" Neighbor 1: "I have light sensitivity issues (Astigmatism in both eyes - and I also have cataracts - God I sound old!) so the bright white is just harsh for me and not having huge contrasting colors is also hard on my eyes.

Women who were CC reported more hip and wrist fractures, more osteoporosis, and more cataracts than the other groups.[13] They also were on average 4–6 mm shorter than the other women, as well as slightly lighter in weight" For colder, European climate, bigger weight/size is preferable (and bigger body requires stronger bones).

Cataracts are probably more probable seeing as people tend to get them more frequently at higher altitude.

Cataracts and minor vision problems (such as a small amount of astimatism) will cause halos, even if the subject claims to see fine otherwise.