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Are light backgrounds really easier to read for people over 45?

Are light backgrounds really easier to read for people over 45?

While it may seem that this question has been discussed to death, I find one aspect missing in previous discussions of black-on-white vs. white-on-black for text display.

The effect of age on the eye’s accommodative ability…

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