Not exact matches
Humans can correct
nearsightedness with glasses, contact lenses or surgery, but myopia can put individuals at risk for other diseases such
as glaucoma and retinal detachment, she said.
Researchers found that using blackboards had a «protective effect» against
nearsightedness when examined
as a variable alone, possibly because blackboards do not require the kind of close - up focusing that may increase myopia.
Data show that
nearsightedness, also called myopia, is twice
as prevalent in the middle - income province of Shaanxi compared to the poorer neighboring province of Gansu.
- Living in the middle - class area was associated with a 69 percent increased risk for
nearsightedness, even after adjusting for other risk factors, such
as time spent reading, outdoor activity and whether the student's parents wore glasses.
In recent decades
as study hours have expanded, so has the country's rate of
nearsightedness — to epidemic proportions.
Jiro has literal
nearsightedness that also serves
as a metaphor for what enables him to block out doubt and achieve success while willfully ignoring moral questions.
Left by his father on his grandparents» doorstep
as a baby, Zoomy has grown up happily with them in a small Michigan town, despite the extreme
nearsightedness that leaves him legally blind and the fact that he has no friends.
They prefer debate which in which they can more easily manipulate public perception to their own ends rather than recognizing what is actually happening to our world
as the latter would demand actions which given their
nearsightedness they would prefer to avoid.