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113ClinicalA Study: Interventions to Control Myopia Progression
Existing evidence has failed to convince doctors to uniformly embrace treatments for myopic progression control.
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217Environment & LifestyleEffect of Time Spent Outdoors on the Development of Myopia
Does planning extra time outdoors during the school day help?
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823Patient CommunicationThe Importance of Patient Compliance
It has been said that nearly one-third to one-half fail to comply with general medical advice and prescriptions.
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208ClinicalLow-Concentration Atropine for Myopia Progression (LAMP)
A summary of the LAMP Study results
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132ClinicalOrthokeratology, low-dose atropine and axial elongation
Axial elongation rate is faster in younger children undergoing ortho-k treatment.
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320ClinicalTopical Atropine for Myopia Management: The Latest Research
When should one start atropine treatment for myopes?
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202ClinicalEfficacy Comparison of 16 Interventions for Myopia Control in Children
There are a range of interventions that can reduce myopia progression.
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193Environment & LifestyleLifestyle Modifications to Reduce Incidence and Progression of Myopia
What are they and how do they work?
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153Environment & LifestyleSpending Time Outside in Childhood Might Be a Good Investment for Eyesight
A recent meta-analysis looked at the effects of increased outdoor time.
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Clinical
When to Initiate Myopia Management Intervention and When to Stop
Implicit in deciding when to initiate myopia management is monitoring pre-myopic patients who are at risk of developing myopia.
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Resources
Which Option to Slow Myopia? A New Clinical Management Infographic
We’re excited to release our new clear, concise and clinically relevant infographic (Which option to slow myopia?) to help you with what...
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110GeneticsMyopia: The Nature-Nurture Debate
The exact role of genetic versus environmental components remains far from settled.
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Mitigating the Global Myopia Crisis
Judith Stern, BOptom, and Michael Morton, BOptom, MPH, from the Brien Holden Vision Institute, define the pressing need to address the global...
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Discussion with Judith Stern, BOptom, and Michael Morton, BOptom, of the Brien Holden Vision Institute, Part 3. Moderated by Roger Mummert, Jobson...
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Discussion with Judith Stern, BOptom, and Michael Morton, BOptom, of the Brien Holden Vision Institute, Part 1. Moderated by Roger Mummert, Jobson...
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123Editor’s PerspectiveWhom to Target With Myopia Management Intervention?
Thank you for your support for Review of Myopia Management.
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73EpidemiologyGlobal Variations and Time Trends in the Prevalence of Childhood Myopia
Myopia affects one in six of the world’s population.
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Clinical
Prevention and Management of Myopia and Myopic Pathology
According to current estimates, there are 1950 million myopes and 277 million high myopes globally. Both genetics and environmental factors are the...
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85Key IssuesUnderstanding the Characteristics of People at Greater Risk
Research has uncovered some characteristics of people at greater risk.
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Clinical
Myopia Education Efforts Online and Abroad
Myopia may be pervasive, but so are efforts to spread awareness and inform ways to reduce progression. Resources abound.
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45EpidemiologyThe Future is Looking Myopic
Moving forward, ECPs must better understand the risk factors associated with myopia onset and progression.
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88Editor’s PerspectiveWhy is Myopia Management Important?
The answer comes from articles written by leaders in myopia care.
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153Continuing EducationBrien Holden Vision Institute Myopia Education
Find out why 98% of practitioners have changed the way they practice after completing the program.
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81Management ToolsBrien Holden Vision Institute: Guidelines for Myopia Management
Access Myopia Management Guidelines
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155Management ToolsBrien Holden Vision Institute: Myopia Calculator
Access Myopia Calculator
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49Key IssuesLost Productivity Due To Myopia
Uncorrected myopia as well as high myopia resulting in complications such as myopic macular degeneration (MMD) can potentially result in lost productivity....
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54EpidemiologyRate of Myopia and High Myopia Expected to Rise
If the trends continue, myopia could become the leading cause of blindness worldwide by 2050.
