Influence of seasons upon personal light exposure and longitudinal axial length changes in young adults.
Sekar UlaganathanScott A ReadMichael J CollinsStephen James VincentPublished in: Acta ophthalmologica (2018)
In young adults, greater time spent in bright light was associated with slower longitudinal axial eye growth. Seasonal light exposure and axial length changes were dependent on refractive error in this population and also exhibited an inverse relationship.