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Michael Cooper

San Francisco
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Executive Coach, investor, trainer and facilitator. Leadership geek. Voracious reader. Burner. Problem solver. Lover of life. Travel and food fanatic.
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What you need to know about the rising rates of dry eye disease

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By Sonia Kelley, Michael Cooper
| All About Vision
Why do so many people seem to have symptoms of dry eye? You’ve been hard at work on the computer and by 4 p.m. your eyes feel like you’ve been walking through the desert into the wind. You blink hard twice and the screen briefly comes back into focus, only to blur again a few minutes later. It’s like grit under your eyelid, the kind you can't blink away. The likely culprit: staring at the screen all day. More precisely, you were so locked in that you forgot to blink at the rate your eyes need.
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How metabolic health can impact age-related macular degeneration (AMD)

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By Nicola Bridges Verified, Michael Cooper
| All About Vision
Think vision loss happens automatically with age? Well, think again. Science is revealing that age-related macular degeneration (AMD) isn’t just due to increasing years. It’s specifically tied to metabolic health — how well the body processes foods into fuel — which may dictate how clearly people see the world as they age.
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Tax relief?

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By Michael Cooper
| West Newsmagazine Verified
We recently heard about saving seniors money by exempting their social security and public pensions in one sentence and then a few sentences later promote a change from funding the state using income tax to sales tax. The change to be voted on in November will reinstate income tax level taxation in the form of much higher sales tax on seniors (and everyone else). But even worse than that – it seeks to tax retirement assets a second time.
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