In glaucoma, damage occurs primarily to the ______. A. blood vessels in the choroid B. ganglion cells in the retina C. aqueous humor D. vitreous humor

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In glaucoma, damage occurs primarily to the ______.

A. blood vessels in the choroid
B. ganglion cells in the retina
C. aqueous humor
D. vitreous humor

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The answer is: B. Ganglion cells in the retina

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