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This survey note explores the role of audiobooks in supporting visually impaired individuals globally, particularly in finding hope and optimism. The focus is on recommending 10 internationally renowned audiobooks, ensuring they are accessible and inspirational for a diverse, global audience. The analysis aims to address the needs of visually impaired readers by highlighting audiobooks that …

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Aquariums offer a unique window into the wonders of the underwater world, providing educational and sensory experiences that captivate visitors of all ages. For individuals with low vision, these attractions can be particularly enriching when equipped with thoughtful accessibility features. This article highlights two of the world’s most exceptional aquariums—S.E.A. Aquarium in Singapore and Georgia …

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In the digital era of March 26, 2025, “cloud pet parenting” has emerged as a trendy way for young people to find emotional fulfillment, especially when real pet ownership isn’t an option. This article explores how this phenomenon intersects with the needs of individuals with low vision, spotlighting the Snow Pad from zoomax.com. We’ll dive …

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As of March 17, 2025, Donald Trump’s second round of tariff policies has been fully implemented, sparking widespread discussion in global economic circles. These policies impose a 25% additional tariff on non-USMCA-qualified goods from Canada and Mexico, a 20% additional tariff on Chinese goods, and a 25% tariff on global steel and aluminum products. Other …

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The smartphone market offers a dazzling array of options, from high-performance flagships to budget-friendly, high cost-effectiveness devices. Whether you’re a tech enthusiast in the U.S. craving cutting-edge power or a casual user seeking value for money, this guide will help you navigate the differences and make an informed choice. Beyond specs and prices, we’ll also …

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As society evolves, so do our methods of social interaction. In recent years, introverts have begun reshaping social norms, moving away from traditional, extrovert-driven interactions. This phenomenon, often called the “Evolution of Social Anxiety”, highlights how introverts, previously considered socially anxious or reserved, are now defining and influencing modern social behavior. The Rise of Introverts …

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Life is like a thick book, and we often wish we could see every detail of its pages. However, for people with low vision, the saying “Every day is worth cherishing” takes on a deeper meaning. While most of us are used to the world of “sight,” people with low vision often experience life from …

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Whether for low vision or normal vision, eyes deserve protection. With the rapid pace of global digital transformation, industries across the board are undergoing changes, significantly impacting the lives of low-vision individuals. The rise of digital technology not only accelerates the demands of low-vision groups but also pushes the development of assistive technology. Low-vision individuals …

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In today’s rapidly evolving technological era, assistive technology for low vision is gradually becoming an important investment sector. According to the World Health Organization, approximately 250 million people worldwide are affected by varying degrees of visual impairments, with a significant proportion of them suffering from low vision. As the aging population increases and vision impairments …

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I. Changes in the Global and U.S. Low Vision Population Changes in the Global Low Vision Population Situation in 2005: According to the World Health Organization (WHO), in 2005, the global low vision population was approximately 135 million, accounting for 2.1% of the global population. The primary causes included aging, preventable eye diseases (such as …

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