Vision loss is an inevitable part of the aging process. (True or False)

While some changes in vision are common with aging—such as difficulty focusing on close objects (presbyopia), slower adaptation to light changes, or needing more light to see—vision loss is not inevitable. Many serious eye conditions (e.g., cataracts, glaucoma, macular degeneration) are not a normal part of aging and can often be prevented, treated, or managed with regular eye care. Early detection and proper treatment can help preserve vision well into old age.