An epidemic is defined as a widespread occurrence of a condition at the same time. With more than 2 billion people living with myopia across the world, it is no wonder professionals are using the phrase epidemic.
Myopia is a very common eye condition that affects people around the world. Learn more about high myopia and other types, and how they can affect your vision.
If you have myopia, you may find yourself squinting into the distance to see something more clearly.
Struggling to see distant objects is a common problem with those under 40; in fact, around 1 in 4 people across Europe have myopia, but what causes short-sightedness?
An epidemic is defined as a widespread occurrence of a condition at the same time. With more than 2 billion people living with myopia across the world, it is no wonder professionals are using the phrase epidemic.
Finding out you have myopia can be a little disappointing. Luckily, there are lots of different ways to help correct and manage short-sightedness.
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Myopia is a common eye condition that occurs when there is something wrong with the shape of the eyeball, cornea, or lens, causing objects in the distance to appear blurred or unfocused. Read about this common eye condition from the symptoms to treatments available.