Arthur S. Freese

The miracle of vision by Freese_ Arthur S
Interesting information about the parts of the eye.
Lots of information on what to look out for so you don't go blind, at any age. Procedures are discussed if you do suffer a loss.
I received this book from National Library Service for my BARD (Braille Audio Reading Device).

Enables the reader to take charge of his own health care program. It explains how to choose a doctor, dentist, psychiatrist, hopital; how to avoid unnecessary surgery; how to get help in medical emergencies; how to check the credentials of a specialist. It discusses the dangers of too many x-rays, of the "miracle drugs" that often cause adverse reactions, of medications that can be addicting. It tells the reader what to expect from a doctor, how to explain your problems to a doctor, and how show more to understand what your doctor is saying to you. Particularly helpful are the sections devoted to the special problems of women, of the elderly, of homosexuals, of teenagers.Now for the first time, a handy guidebook tells the American health care "consumer" how to get the best possible medical attention and avoid medical mishaps. This book could save your life. show less