With new research, child eye exams may see less squirming
Picture a toddler getting his first eye exam. He’s seated in a strange room, with instruments and bright lights. He can’t sit still or open his eyes long enough for that diagnostic poof of air – especially if he has trouble seeing anyway, as children with achromatopsia do. But according to research from the Baylor Visual …
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