Summary
This paper discusses the association between glaucomatous optic disc and depressive symptoms, independent of light exposure profiles, in a cross-sectional study of a community-based cohort of 770 elderly individuals.
Categories
Depression: The paper discusses the prevalence of depression in patients with glaucoma and its association with light exposure profiles.
Cognitive function and memory: The paper mentions cognitive function in the context of the Mini-Mental State Examination used to assess participants.
Eye health: The paper focuses on the association between glaucomatous optic disc, a condition related to eye health, and depressive symptoms.
Aging: The paper's study is based on a cohort of elderly individuals, making aging a significant focus of the paper.
Author(s)
T Yoshikawa, K Obayashi, K Miyata, T Ueda
Publication Year
2019
Number of Citations
6
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