Summary
This paper investigates the axial length and interocular axial length difference distributions and correlating factors in Chinese children and teenagers.
Categories
Eye health: The paper investigates the axial length and interocular axial length difference distributions in Chinese children and teenagers, providing insights into eye health in this demographic.
Education and learning: The paper discusses the impact of factors such as outdoor activities, total media exposure, sleep duration, and parental myopic state on the eye health of children and teenagers, which could have implications for their education and learning.
Sleep and insomnia: The paper explores the relationship between sleep duration and the mean or interocular difference in axial length distribution, suggesting that sleep patterns may influence eye health.
Well-being: The paper's findings on the impact of various lifestyle factors on eye health contribute to the broader understanding of well-being in children and teenagers.
Author(s)
X Mao, M Chen, X Sun, J Dai
Publication Year
2022
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