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Eyes on the Workplace (1988) / Chapter Skim
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From page 10...
... Providing stronger lighting, increasing color contrast on stairwells, repositioning a desk or video display terminal to reduce glare these are changes that most companies can afford to make. Providing regular eye checkups for workers over 40 can catch problems early, when they can be most effectively treated.
From page 11...
... The cornea's rounded, bulging shape, like a convex camera lens, bends light rays together to form an image at the back of the eyeball. It is the cornea that provides virtually all the focusing power needed to see objects more than 20 feet from the eye.


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