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Big boost to global vaccination campaign See how people in poor countries, who have limited or no access to expensive optical equipment and health care professionals are benefiting from the invention of glasses that they can adjust themselves to suit their own eyesight. We speak to the British inventor and some of those who are using the glasses.
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