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Data from a literature review showed that low-concentration atropine was effective in myopia control and may help prevent myopia progression in high-risk children. “Atropine is the most effective medication that has been demonstrated to be consistently effective in slowing myopia progression,” Fen Li, MD, and Jason C. Yam, FCOphthHK, FRCSEd, from the department of ophthalmology and visual sciences at The Chinese University of Hong Kong, wrote.
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