Progress on indigenous blindness: report
AAP
Health agencies are closer to eradicating preventable blindness in indigenous Australians, a university progress report has found.
There are now 150 communities in the endemic areas where the prevalence of trachoma is zero, the University of Melbourne said.
With continued government support at all levels, the gap for indigenous vision could be closed within the next four years.
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