Prescription eye drops may help prevent myopia in children, a study has found. Photo: Shutterstock
Covid-19 rules contributed to upsurge in short-sightedness in Hong Kong children, but eye drops may help cut risks, study finds
- Chinese University study finds low-strength atropine eye drops can reduce risk of children developing short-sightedness
- Myopia incidence rate has risen by 2.5 times and speed of eyesight deterioration has doubled since Covid-19 hit, professor says
Prescription eye drops may help prevent myopia in children, a study has found. Photo: Shutterstock