What makes glaucoma especially dangerous is its lack of early symptoms. A doctor explains why screening matters.

More than half a million people could be at risk of blindness from undiagnosed glaucoma, researchers have found.

Cases of this eye condition are expected to increase to 1.6 million in the UK by 2060.

An OU Health eye specialist explains who is most at risk, why symptoms are rare, and how early exams can prevent permanent blindness.

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