Contrast Sensitivity

Researchers exploring mitochondrial function in patients with age-related visual decline found that light therapy significantly improved color contrast sensitivity for the blue visual axis among those 40 years old and older.

Reduced contrast sensitivity plays a role in diminished facial recognition in patients with glaucoma-related macular damage, according to findings published in the American Journal of Ophthalmology.

Poor visual acuity rather than contrast sensitivity promotes vision-related symptoms in dry eye, according to a recent study published in Optometry & Vision Science.