Smartphone gaming rapidly reduces blink rate in children
Smartphone gaming induces dry eye symptoms and reduces blinking in school-aged children, researchers at UNSW have found. According to their ...
Smartphone gaming induces dry eye symptoms and reduces blinking in school-aged children, researchers at UNSW have found. According to their ...
COVID-19 has forced the eyecare sector to establish new care models that give equal consideration to timely access and safety, ...
Can:Do 4Kids aims to enable low vision children across all areas throughout their lives. The service works collaboratively with orthoptists ...
A new diabetic eye clinic for children in Western Australia, which opened last month, is part of the Lions Eye Institute's first major ...
Recently published results of an extensive study into the physiological response to daily disposable soft contact lenses are adding to ...
A multitude of studies both on self-esteem and myopia control show kids as young as eight can manage contact lenses ...
Australian eyecare professionals will have access to a new myopia control spectacle lens from 1 October when Hoya Lens Australia ...
Australia’s spending and hygiene habits have been laid bare in a survey that casts a new light on the country’s ...
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