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Do people with complete achromatopsia have poor vision?
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Yes: Complete achromatopsia is a rare deficiency in total color perception which unlike all other forms of color blindness, comes with a diminished photoreceptor count leading to poor vision. This is inherited and unfortunately cannot be fixed with any known treatment.
Answered 2/28/2014
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