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Beyond the Stereotype: Who Uses Large Print Books?

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, an estimated 12 million Americans over 40 have some form of visual impairment, making large print books an essential tool for a diverse population. Understanding who uses large print books reveals a much wider and more varied demographic than commonly assumed.

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Why does it get harder to read as you get older?

Did you know that over 90% of adults aged 45 and over experience some form of presbyopia? This natural and unavoidable stiffening of the eye's lens is the primary reason why it gets harder to read as you get older, but it is far from the only contributing factor.

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Is it hard to read with dementia? Understanding the Challenges and Finding Solutions

According to the CDC, nearly 6 million people in the United States have Alzheimer's disease or a related dementia, and many face significant changes in their daily lives. A common challenge for these individuals and their caregivers is answering the question, **Is it hard to read with dementia?** While the mechanical skill of reading often remains, other cognitive declines can make it a difficult and frustrating experience.

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