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(Natural News) When children spend more time outside, they are less likely to develop nearsightedness later in life. These are the results of a new European study published in the Dec 1, 2016 issue of JAMA Ophthalmology. Also known as myopia, nearsightedness is when a person struggles to see clearly at a distance. Objects farther... |
Spending more time outside as a child linked to protection against nearsightedness
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