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compared to placebo. In 2019,
contact lenses to
prevent the
worsening of
nearsightedness in
children were
approved for use in the
United States. This "MiSight"...
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possibly dysgenic fertility. A 2015
study found that the
frequency of
nearsightedness has
doubled in the
United Kingdom within the last 50 years. Ophthalmologist...
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keratotomy (RK) is a
refractive surgical procedure to
correct myopia (
nearsightedness). It was
developed in 1974 by
Svyatoslav Fyodorov, a
Russian ophthalmologist...
- on or with a
nightlight was ****ociated with a
greater incidence of
nearsightedness in children. However, a
later study at Ohio
State University contradicted...
- The
Nearsighted School Teacher was an
early short comedy film
released in 1898. It
stars Augusta Selmer as a
young lady. In this case it is the schoolmaster...
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myopia in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Myopia, also
known as "
nearsightedness", is a
refractive defect of the eye.
Myopia may also
refer to: Myopia...
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lenses have
negative dioptric value and
generally correct myopia (
nearsightedness).
Typical gl****es for mild
myopia have a
power of −0.50 to −3.00 dioptres...
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Training Corps; however, he was
ineligible to
serve due to his
myopia (
nearsightedness),
which required him to wear
thick eyegl****es.
After graduating, Clancy...
- Night-light may lead to
nearsightedness Ohio
State University Research News,
March 9, 2000.
Night lights don't lead to
nearsightedness,
study suggests Archived...
- to be unfounded. Some
infants are born with a
cleft palate.
Severe nearsightedness (high myopia) is
sometimes present, as are
other eye
problems that...
