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Dr Amod Nayak, head of clinical services at an eye hospital in Bengaluru, explained the difference between regular and neovascular glaucoma.

Glaucoma diagnoses are increasing in Singapore, especially among younger individuals, due to better screening and public awareness. Glaucoma, often symptomless early on, damages the optic nerve, ...