According to a recent study out of the Wilmer Eye Institute at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, nearly 50 percent of people (47.4 percent) of the 2,044 U.S. adults polled rated vision loss as the worst possible health outcome, surpassing such other conditions as loss of limb, memory, hearing, or speech. Top concerns among respondents were a diminishing quality of life ranked followed closely by loss of independence. [Read more…]