Numerous questions surround the potential implications of digital device use on eye health. W ith significant increases in daily screen time, the impact of such exposure on eye health, and from blue light exposure in particular, has gained increased interest in recent years.
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10 Questions on Digital Devices and Eye Health-Answered!
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