A research group at the University of Tsukuba has demonstrated the potential to improve children's "visual abilities" through at-home eye training.
In vestibular rehabilitation for patients with dizziness, eye training involving rapid gaze movement and tracking moving objects is sometimes used. Studies targeting university athletes have also shown a correlation between eye movement and postural control.
On the other hand, while balance abiliti…
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A research group at the University of Tsukuba has demonstrated the potential to improve children's "visual abilities" through at-home eye training.
In vestibular rehabilitation for patients with dizziness, eye training involving rapid gaze movement and tracking moving objects is sometimes used. Studies targeting university athletes have also shown a correlation between eye movement and postural control.
On the other hand, while balance abiliti…