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This is a Cross-Sectional Study study.

Parental eye care-seeking behavior and knowledge of common eye diseases

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Parental knowledge about common eye diseases is significantly lacking, especially regarding amblyopia and glaucoma.
Only 66.3% of children had undergone eye examinations, highlighting urgent needs for better care-seeking behaviors.
Education and household income directly influence parental awareness and eye care-seeking practices.
Efforts to improve knowledge and access to pediatric eye health services may help reduce avoidable blindness.

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Cross-sectional survey shows low awareness of common eye diseases in children, indicating the need for improved screening and education efforts.

Hamid et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Cross-sectional survey shows low awareness of common eye diseases in children, indicating the need for improved screening and education efforts.