Computer screens more likely to contribute to development of myopia

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Researchers in Perth have found that personal computer screens are more likely to contribute to the development of myopia than mobile phones.

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Published 19 December 2023 1:24pm

By Christopher Tan, Alex Anyfantis

Presented by Dilail Abimanyu

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Researchers in Perth have found that personal computer screens are more likely to contribute to the development of myopia than mobile phones.

Short-sightedness is associated with an increased risk of future eye problems, with 50 per cent of the world's population expected to have it by 2050.

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