Louise Chow Yuen-man realised her son Nicholas was having trouble with his studies two years ago when she found it took him a long time just to read a short passage.
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- May 25, 2013
- Updated: 5:10pm
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There's a tidal wave of myopia sweeping across Hong Kong and other East Asian countries, and the lack of time spent outdoors is thought to be a major cause.
Kitty Wu, 42, has worn glasses for most of her life. By the age of five or six, her myopia was already at minus six dioptres, meaning she needed lenses with a corrective power of 600 degrees...
Mainland authorities say they will step up regulation of coloured contact lenses and have told manufacturers and vendors to suspend production and imports.
Twelve-year-old Megan Lim does not have much time to play outdoors. The bespectacled girl used to go cycling or rollerblading at least once a week when she was eight, but she stopped after her...
Short-sighted schoolchildren, of whom there are many in Hong Kong, can look forward to a brighter, clearer future.
Polytechnic University researchers have come up with a contact lens...
Researchers at Polytechnic University have developed a contact lens that halves the inevitable progression of short-sightedness from childhood.
Eyesight is a gift that cannot be taken for granted. Losing some or all means a decline in quality of life and a struggle to adapt.
Optometrist Rita Sum's job goes beyond prescribing glasses and contact lenses - she serves as the first line of defence against various illnesses.
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