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Association of Genetic Variants With Myopia
This study aims to identify genetic factors linked to myopia, including those that influence a person's risk of developing it and how quickly it progresses (like changes in eye length). It will also examine how different treatments-such as low-dose atropine drops, orthokeratology lenses, specialized glasses, and increased outdoor time-interact with these genes. Finally, the research will develop a genetic risk score to help tailor personalized myopia prevention and treatment plans.
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