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.

The paper estimates the current rate of myopia among children in Canada at roughly 25 per cent. That number is lower than the ...

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

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.

He says when children are indoors ... not be dismissed as a trivial matter that can simply be corrected with glasses. "As your prescription gets bigger and bigger, you are at risk in your ...

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 ...