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  • too much screen time may be drying out children s eyes

    Too much screen time may be drying out children’s eyes

    A study published in the Indian Journal of Ophthalmology found that schoolchildren who spend over 3-3.5 hours daily on electronic devices are at higher risk for paediatric dry eye disease. Experts recommend limiting screen time to one hour and taking frequent breaks. The study stresses the importance of maintaining eye health through regular check-ups and screen usage precautions.

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