Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Preschool-aged children should have an annual vision screening for early identification of vision disorders. The ...
Research published in JAMA Ophthalmology supports the continued implementation of preschool-based vision screening programs, as nearly 3 of 4 preschool students consistently wore their glasses at ...
A big Lion’s roar of thanks to everyone who helped with the many weeks of Preschool Vision Screenings! A massive thank you to ...
We agree with Mowatt et al that compliance with occlusion is often better in younger children. Although vision testing at school entry is easier, coverage is higher, and treatment of amblyopia is ...
It remains unclear whether a special ophthalmological examination of all children younger than 6 years (and potential follow-up treatments) would reduce the frequency and severity of visual impairment ...
Delayed checkups and routine screenings due to COVID-19 have been common. Fear of catching the virus, even in medical facilities where strict COVID-19 safety measures are being followed, has many ...
When vision problems are caught at a younger age, there is a better chance they can be corrected before permanently affecting a child's vision, according to Dr. Christine Ferchoff, an optometrist in ...
It remains unclear whether a special ophthalmological examination of all children younger than 6 years (and potential follow-up treatments) would reduce the frequency and severity of visual impairment ...
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