Myopia affects more than 45% of high school students
Myopia affects more than 45% of high school students.
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Myopia affects more than 45% of high school students. Children with short-sighted parents had higher frequency of myopia, confirming the influence of heredity, although less evident in relation to previous studies. The study underlined the need to deepen research in this area in Portugal, notably through the use of more advanced methodologies and longitudinal studies.
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Myopia affects more than 45% of high school students.
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Children with short-sighted parents had higher frequency of myopia, confirming the influence of heredity, although less evident in relation to previous studies.
according to Notícias ao Minuto — Última HoraThe study underlined the need to deepen research in this area in Portugal, notably through the use of more advanced methodologies and longitudinal studies.
according to Notícias ao Minuto — Última Hora
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