This literature review assesses treatment effectiveness on myopia in young people, suggesting ongoing challenges in achieving consistent results.
Results with, and opinions on, various experimental treatments for increasing myopia in young people are presented and discussed. None of the many different therapies has been shown to be consistently effective in reducing the rate of increase of myopia. The difficulties encountered in conducting clinical research of this nature are discussed.
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