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Smart reading for people
interested in macular health

Smart reading
for people
interested in
macular health

A large-print, double-sized magazine covering all matters macular

 

Bayer’s SmartRead is a lifestyle magazine for anyone whose life has been touched by a macular condition such as age-related macular degeneration (AMD) or diabetic macular oedema (DMO). Each issue features interviews, articles, news, and tips for healthy living that can be enjoyed by patients, carers, friends, and family alike.

 

But most importantly, it provides high-quality content in a large-print, high-contrast format that can be read by those who might struggle due to visual impairment.

 

Here, we’ve collected previous issues for you to view and download so that you can enjoy them on your computer or smart device.

 

So whether you want to read about architecture and travel – or more abstract topics such as emotion or society – there’s an issue here for everyone.

 

Don’t forget, you can also subscribe to receive new issues as they become available.

SmartRead No. 33 – The colour issue – Magazine cover showing a red jelly on a plate
No. 33 | The colour issue
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SmartRead No. 32 – The sleep issue – Magazine cover showing sheep jumping over stack of books and alarm clock
No. 32 | The sleep issue
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SmartRead No. 31 – The love/loss issue – Magazine cover showing a double-sided rose with a fresh red flower on the top and a wilted light brown flower at the bottom
No. 31 | The love/loss issue
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SmartRead No. 30 – The celebration issue – Magazine cover showing a senior woman holding a cake surrounded by confetti and dogs in party hats
No. 30 | The celebration issue
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SmartRead No.29 – The communications issue – Magazine cover showing a woman reaching for a laptop computer surrounded by abstract shapes
No. 29 | The communications issue
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SmartRead No. 28 – Routines issue – Magazine cover showing white cups of tea in a pattern with one red cocktail in a glass breaking the pattern
No. 28 | The routines issue
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