In the final part of our series on the impact of global trends on eye health, Professor Mark Rosenfield
reviews the ocular and visual implications of viewing digital electronic screens
reviews the ocular and visual implications of viewing digital electronic screens
While the explosion in the use of technology has provided a huge range of opportunities, it must also be noted that a large number of individuals report significant difficulties when working with these devices. Although the general term Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS) has been used to describe these symptoms, nowadays, computers include desktop, laptop and tablet devices, and the use of electronic reading devices and smartphones must also be considered.
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