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Myopia among young a growing problem

The pandemic may have worsened another health problem for young people but a local optometrist said it could be slowed by a treatment.

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New efforts helping close eye care gap for children

Healthy eyesight is critical for educational success.

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New Efforts Are Helping Close the Eye Care Gap for Children

(StatePoint) Healthy eyesight is critical for educational success. Studies show that children with vision impairment can experience lower educational achievement and self-esteem levels than their normally-sighted peers. This is why

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Opinion: A literacy program that works: Glasses for kids

Opinion: A literacy program that works: Glasses for kids
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It s Rare, But Studies Show COVID-19 Can Spread Through The Eyes

It s Rare, But Studies Show COVID-19 Can Spread Through The Eyes Dr. Sarwat Salim, ophthalmologist and director of glaucoma services at Tufts Medical Center, conducts an eye exam. Tuft Medical Center / Dr. Sarwat Salim, MD, FACS COVID Spread Through Eyes Boston-area ophthalmologists are cautioning that anyone treating COVID-19 patients or in close contact with others should use protective eye wear to guard against COVID-19. Although it is rare, recent studies report that people can become infected with COVID-19 through their eyes. A study published in Nature Communications in September found that rhesus monkeys became infected with mild COVID-19 when sample droplets of the virus came in contact with the eye.

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