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All the site looks like an ad. It is interesting, but does not take in consideration factors like the damage that blue light can cause to children's eyes: https
by neves 8y ago
All the site looks like an ad. It is interesting, but does not take in consideration factors like the damage that blue light can cause to children's eyes: https://vu.ca/en/journal/blue-light-a-danger-to-your-children-s-eyes/ https://vu.ca/en/journal/blue-light-a-danger-to-your-childre...
- shredprez 8y agoThe irony of responding with a link to an eyewear shop's website!
- neves 8y agoSure, but it was the first one that I found about the subject.
- InitialLastName 8y agoAll your comment reads like an ad.
- Retra 8y agoWas it also the best one you found?
- anarbadalov 8y agoUndark has never run an ad. It's a nonprofit magazine, published through the Knight Science Journalism Fellowship Program.
- opencl 8y agoThe sun puts out enormous amounts of blue light. Yet actual research[1] shows that children with more exposure to UV-B (obviously highly correlated with sunlight exposure) are less likely to suffer from myopia. This site just says 'blue light is bad for you' and presents no scientific research. And is literally selling blue light blocking lenses. [1] https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamaophthalmology/fullarticle/2588252 https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamaophthalmology/fullartic...
- dTal 8y agoLots of sunlight = outside a lot = lots of far objects to focus on Staring at a screen all the time = eye constantly focused close It doesn't seem like rocket science to me. Blue light seems like a very odd explanation, unless you're selling something...