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Vision for All: Advancing Myopia Mitigation Strategies in Educational Institutes of Pakistan

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By Maryam Jabbar
| Review of Myopia Management
July 6, 2026 As global projections suggest that nearly 50% of the world’s population will be myopic by 2050,1 the need for early action and awareness has never been more urgent.
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Myopia Navigator: A Game-Changer in Myopia Management

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By Maryam Jabbar, Larry Golson, OD EDGEPro, Dwight Akerman
| Review of Myopia Management
April 15, 2025 By Dr. Maryam Jabbar, Lecturer Optometry Department, The University of Faisalabad, Pakistan The 3rd International Myopia Conference, hosted by the University of Faisalabad, Pakistan, took place February 21 to 22, 2025. The event gathered global experts and eye care professionals (ECPs) to discuss the growing concerns about myopia and explore potential solutions. The conference theme, “Blurring to Clarity,” aptly reflected the efforts being made to clarify the global issue of myopia.
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Case Study: Diagnosing Pseudomyopia

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By Maryam Jabbar, Monica Jong
| Review of Myopia Management
August 15, 204 By Dr. Maryam Jabbar, Lecturer, Optometry Department, The University of Faisalabad Subjective A 21-year-old South Asian female reports that she experienced intermittent blurring in her distance vision for the previous two months. She emphasizes that at times of extreme stress, especially in the lead-up to exams or important academic deadlines, the blurriness usually gets worse.
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