Summary
This paper studies the refractive state of a population in Catalonia, Spain, and its correlation with factors such as distance of work, outdoor activities, exposure to screens, level of education, and parental refraction.
Categories
Eye health: The paper studies the refractive state of a population, which is directly related to eye health.
Education and learning: The paper finds a correlation between the level of education and the prevalence of myopia.
Shift work: The paper studies the correlation between the hours of exposure to screens, which is common in shift work, and the refractive state of the patients.
Author(s)
L Gómez Núñez
Publication Year
2020
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