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Star Pupils in Our Lives
With your support,
Prevent Blindness America
has screened the eyes of
Prevent Blindness America
has screened the eyes of
1,508,504
children so far this year.
Star Pupils
is the signature vision and
education platform of
Prevent Blindness America.
Are Some Children More Likely to Have Eye Problems?
Yes. Your child's doctor should be aware of the following factors that may make your child more likely to develop a vision problem:
- Your child was born prematurely
- You have a family history of eye problems (such as childhood cataract, lazy eye (amblyopia), misaligned eyes or eye tumors
- Your child has had an eye injury (problems resulting from childhood eye injuries may develop much later in life)
If your child has any of these risk factors, take him or her to see an eye doctor.
Children with diabetes should have a dilated eye exam at least once a year.
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Tags: children's vision problems
Tags: children's vision problems
