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Self-adjustable glasses could improve academic results for millions of rural Chinese schoolchildren, who have little or no access to eye care.
Helping kids with myopia study better – adjustable glasses in China a low-cost solution that could benefit millions in rural areas deprived of eye care
- Millions of schoolchildren in China are short-sighted, and many lack access to opticians or glasses
- A UK study shows that wearing self-adjustable glasses dramatically improves their vision, and their academic results
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Updated: 3:15pm, 25 Nov, 2019
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Self-adjustable glasses could improve academic results for millions of rural Chinese schoolchildren, who have little or no access to eye care.
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Sexism in Japanese workplaces has taken another turn following reports that several employers have told women not to wear glasses at work – a ban not equally applied to men. Photo: Alamy
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