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Myopia progression is irreversible, so when this treatment window closes, the higher risk of vision loss remains for life.
Myopia is not just a ‘vision anomaly’ that is simply treated with glasses.
This is an exciting time for myopia management.
Tens of millions of myopic children around the world need our help.
Many do not understand the significance of myopia to potential ocular health issues.
Research has uncovered some characteristics of people at greater risk.
Uncorrected myopia as well as high myopia resulting in complications such as myopic macular degeneration (MMD) can potentially result in lost productivity....
There is an urgent and massive need to improve access to refractive care, particularly in low resource communities.