Some scientific studies back up a reader's claim that saffron supplements can help keep macular degeneration under control.
Supplements don't seem to prevent macular degeneration, but they may slow its progression in certain individuals.
A long-term study shows that rates of AMD have dropped dramatically with each generation during the twentieth century.
Age-related macular degeneration is a major cause of vision loss among older adults, but both drugs used to treat wet macular degeneration preserve vision.
In women with a specific genetic marker, a low vitamin D level boosted the likelihood of developing macular degeneration during a three year study.
A randomized controlled trial found that a specific multi-vitamin and mineral supplement could slow moderate or advanced macular degeneration.
An observational study shows that regular aspirin users have a greater risk of developing macular degeneration that could result in blindness.