02/22/2026
Age-related macular degeneration often develops quietly. Many people do not notice changes until everyday tasks like reading or recognizing faces become harder 👓
AMD affects central vision and is more common in adults over 50, especially those with a family history of eye disease or other health risk factors. The earlier it is detected, the more options there are to monitor progression and protect long-term vision.
At St. Paul Eye Clinic, comprehensive eye exams are designed to catch subtle retinal changes early, even before symptoms interfere with daily life. Early awareness and routine care can make a meaningful difference.
Learn more about age-related macular degeneration, who is at risk, and why early detection matters in our latest blog:
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If you are experiencing changes in your vision or are due for an eye exam, our team is here to help you take a proactive approach to your eye health. 👁️
Learn what age-related macular degeneration is, who is at risk, and why early detection matters for protecting vision in the Twin Cities.