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Behavioural correlates of higher 12-month myopia progression in a high-risk vietnamese schoolchild cohort and the limits of cross-school prediction
Background: The clinical interpretation of myopia progression depends on the measurement interval, refractive protocol, and the population from which the analytic sample was selected. Methods: We performed a secondary analysis of 200 myopic schoolchildren from 10 schools who had been selected for th
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