Heart Risks May Rise and Persist After Transient Vision Loss

by Medscape • 2025/12/16 • 0 Comments

Transient loss of vision is associated with an increased risk for cardiovascular events within 14 days of diagnosis, and risks may persist for up to 10 years, a study finds.
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