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Eye spy a growing screen time crisis

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Iffath Fathima
Eye spy a growing screen time crisis
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A new study reveals that prolonged screen time is causing a surge in dry eye disease among professionals and students. Experts recommend frequent breaks and proper environmental adjustments, such as managing air conditioning, to mitigate these symptoms.

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As digital dependence grows, understanding the health impacts of screen time is critical for maintaining workforce productivity and public health.

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Highlights Experts urge frequent breaks, proper monitor placement and humidifiers to curb tear evaporation, protecting vision as technology-driven lifestyles increasingly burden younger adults

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