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Today is hardcore science day.
If you’re somewhat curious about the science behind myopia, this one might be worth a read. This is actually really very important (if not the most important) bit of scientific argument […]
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Nearsightedness Is Not An Illness (But A $100 Billion Business)
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Finally, my counterpoint to the previous article on why you shouldn’t trust us. ;)
In 2004, doctors Morgan and Megaw wrote an interesting dissertation, with no less than 59 excellent clinical and expert references. This […]
Axial elongation is the elongating of the eyeball. Speculation abounds as to the causes, though the most accepted is that axial elongation is just part of the whole story. Axial change, rather than axial elongation […]
Yes. Or rather, most likely.
Glasses are a simple solution to a complex problem. They change the focal plane inside your eye in a static fashion – meaning, unlike your eye which can refocus at many […]
Maybe. Sort of.
All myopia starts as “pseudo myopia”, also referred to as ciliary spasm myopia or NITM (near-induced transient myopia).
This isn’t real myopia, in that it would just go away if you stopped […]
Strap in for a whole lot of science talk!
For those of you who are interested in studies of the significant myopia-inducing effects of minus lenses on the eye take a look a […]
There are a number of methods being advertised online, purporting to be able to reverse myopia. It is difficult to […]