Examples of using Myopia in English and their translations into Malay
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Allambym reported a 35 percent increase of patients with advancing myopia since the launch of smartphones in 1997.
LASIK, or“laser-assisted in-situ keratomileuses,” is the most commonly performed laser eye surgery to treat myopia(nearsightedness), hyperopia(farsightedness) and astigmatism.
may be caused by a very serious myopia or for a traumatism.
The researchers concluded,“This is clinically important because small children who develop myopia early are most likely to progress to high myopia, which increases the risk of pathological myopia.
glaucoma, and myopia.
However, this is clinically important because small children who develop myopia early are most likely to progress to high myopia, which increases the risk of pathological myopia.
In Taiwan, researchers evaluated the effect of outdoor activity during class recess on myopia risk and progression among elementary school students.
generally the first noticeable symptom is myopia(nearsightedness).
David Allamby says there has been a 35 per cent increase in the number of people with advancing myopia since the launch of smartphones in 1997.
He lamented the myopia of French Prime Minister Clemenceau
Although prescribing this approach with the intent of helping to prevent myopia would appear to have no risk,
cataracts, myopia, presbyopia, floaters,
Given the popular appeal of increased outdoor activities to improve the health of school-aged children in general,” Repka added,“the potential benefit of slowing myopia development and progression by those same activities is difficult to ignore.”.
representing a 23 percent relative reduction in incident myopia after 3 years,
representing a 23 percent relative reduction in incident myopia after 3 years,” the authors wrote, noting that they had expected even more of a dramatic decrease.
representing a 23 per cent relative reduction in incident myopia after three years, which was less than the anticipated reduction.
Given the popular appeal of increased outdoor activities to improve the health of school-aged children in general," Dr. Repka wrote,"the potential benefit of slowing myopia development and progression by those same activities is difficult to ignore.".
the potential benefit of slowing myopia development and progression by those same activities is difficult to ignore.
I predict that 40 to 50 per cent of 30-year-olds could have myopia by 2033 as a result of smartphones
poor organizational DNA, organizational myopia and the‘not invented here' syndrome.