Question 5 • Physicians, Pharmacists, Dentists, Veterinarians and Other Doctors
Color blindness most often results from inherited changes that affect the cone cells in the retina. A person may lack a type of cone or have cones that do not function normally, making it harder to distinguish certain colors. Eye shape, optic nerve trauma, and watching TV are not the usual cause described here.
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