Myopia likely to increase amongst children due to excessive use of tech gadgets – Optometrist

October 25, 2021

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Myopia likely to increase amongst children due to excessive use of tech gadgets – Optometrist

boy sitting ubfocused glasses in focus. Concept problem of ophthalmology correction of myopia. back to school. Selective focus. upset child.

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Laud Nartey is a current affairs editor with the MG News team at Media General, serving TV3 Ghana, 3News, Onua TV and more platforms.

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