Blue-light blocking lenses: marketing claims unsupported by clinical evidence, review finds
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A systematic review into blue-light filtering lenses in glasses has found the popular feature is unlikely to reduce eye strain associated with digital device use in the short-term, undermining claims of their potential benefits.
Guest: University of Melbourne Associate Professor Laura Downie, Head of the Downie Laboratory: Anterior Eye, Clinical Trials and Research Translation Unit
Presenter: Warren Andrew
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