Myopia is a growing public health crisis in Singapore, with long-term health, social, and economic implications. While myopia is irreversible, its progression can be managed through strategies like delaying its onset, slowing its progression, and mitigating associated risks.
How can Singapore address the growing myopia crisis and implement systemic changes to reduce its long-term impact on health, society, and the economy?
Hear from Adj Asst Prof Goh Jit Khong as he emphasises the importance of early intervention and a coordinated approach to managing myopia.