Lower indoor spatial frequency increases the risk of myopia in children.

Dan-Lin Li Xing-Xuan Dong Jin-Liu-Xing YangCarla LancaAndrzej E Grzybowski Chen-Wei Pan

Published in: The British journal of ophthalmology (2024)

The spatial frequency of the outdoor environment is significantly higher than that of the indoor environment. Indoor spatial frequency is related to children's refractive status, with lower indoor spatial frequency being associated with a higher degree of myopia.

Keyphrases

air pollution
particulate matter
health risk
young adults
risk assessment
optic nerve