More children and teenagers around the world are needing glasses to see and researchers think screens have a role to play.

Although vision issues are more commonly associated with adults and seniors, more kids today are experiencing ocular issues.

Children in the UK are twice as likely to be short-sighted than they were 50 years ago, with nearly a fifth of teenagers needing glasses for the condition. Previously, experts have suggested that ...

Even though most toddlers and young children don’t need to wear glasses, it is important to be able to recognise the early signs of a vision problem, so you can get help if your child needs it.

Spending time outside helps reduce the risk of myopia and strengthens overall eye health. Aim for 1-2 hours of outdoor play daily.

Previous research has suggested that myopia progresses 60 per cent more slowly in children wearing the “Miyosmart” glasses compared to those wearing normal prescription glasses. A six-year ...

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He says when children are indoors, it's important to provide bright light to ease the strain ... using screens in excess of four hours per day jumped significantly in 2020 and remained high. Problem ...