Eye health in remote areas

August 24 2016 - 4:00pm
EYE HEALTH BOOST: The Fred Hollows Foundation's Tania McLeod presents the DRS camera to Karliy Ahfat, from Sunrise Health Service. Photo: Supplied
EYE HEALTH BOOST: The Fred Hollows Foundation's Tania McLeod presents the DRS camera to Karliy Ahfat, from Sunrise Health Service. Photo: Supplied

The Fred Hollows Foundation has provided a second Diabetic Retinopathy Scanner (DRS) to Katherine-based Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation, Sunrise Health Service, to boost services addressing blindness.

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