| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8793783 | Ophthalmology | 2018 | 12 Pages |
Abstract
The school-based outdoor promotion program effectively reduced the myopia change in both nonmyopic and myopic children. Outdoor activities with strong sunlight exposure may not be necessary for myopia prevention. Relatively lower outdoor light intensity activity with longer time outdoors, such as in hallways or under trees, also can be considered.
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Authors
Pei-Chang MD, PhD, Chueh-Tan MS, Ken-Kuo MD, Chi-Chin MD, PhD, Chien-Neng MD, Hsiu-Mei MD, Yi-Chieh MD, Meng-Ling MD, Chau-Yin MD, Jou-Chen MD, Pei-Chen MD, I-Hui MD, Hun-Ju MD, Po-Chiung MD, Chia-Ling DDS, Shu-Ti PhD, Yi-Hsin PhD,