By AKIYOSHI ABE/ Staff Writer
June 8, 2021 at 12:32 JST
The Japanese Ophthalmological Society and five other ophthalmology groups advised that children should not wear glasses that block blue light in a joint statement issued on April 14. (Akiyoshi Abe)
Having your child wear eyeglasses that block out blue light raises the risk that they will become nearsighted, and there are no scientific grounds for recommending that kids use them, a group of ophthalmologists warned. [Read More]
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