Environment
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Myopia ‘Epidemic’: Near-Sightedness Observed in Adults Among Late Baby Boomers
According to the information recorded from 107,442 respondents in the UK's massive Biobank initiative, persons born in later 1960s are 10% more prone to be near-sighted than people born thirty years prior.
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