Avoidable Waste in Ophthalmic Epidemiology: A Review of Blindness Prevalence Surveys in Low and Middle Income Countries 2000-2014.

Jacqueline RamkeHannah KuperHans LimburgJennifer KinlochWenhui ZhuVan C LansinghNathan CongdonAllen FosterClare E Gilbert

Published in: Ophthalmic epidemiology (2017)

Strategies are needed to improve the availability, consistency, and quality of information reported from blindness prevalence surveys, and hence reduce avoidable waste.

Keyphrases

risk factors
heavy metals
cross sectional
sewage sludge
municipal solid waste
life cycle
health information