Middle-aged and older adults wear bifocals to correct for which age-related change in the eyes?

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Bifocals are used to correct for presbyopia, which is the age-related decline in the ability of the eye to focus on nearby objects. Presbycusis refers to age-related hearing loss, cataracts refer to clouding of the lens in the eye, and anosmia refers to loss of the sense of smell, none of which are corrected by bifocals.

Middle-Aged and Older Adults Wear Bifocals to Correct for Which