Research Finds Lower Life Expectancy and Income for Visually Impaired Kiwis

A report by Blind and Low Vision NZ, using anonymised StatsNZ data, reveals that visually impaired New Zealanders have a lower life expectancy and earn less money compared to other groups.

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Visually impaired Kiwis have lower life expectancy and make less money, research finds

The report by Blind and Low Vision NZ used anonymised data from StatsNZ to compare the experience of people with visual impairments to other groups.

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Research Finds Lower Life Expectancy and Income for Visually Impaired Kiwis

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Visually impaired Kiwis have lower life expectancy and make less money, research finds

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