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Cheap Eye Drops Could Save Billions in the Fight Against Childhood Myopia

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A systematic review finds low-dose atropine is consistently cost-effective or cost-saving for slowing myopia progression in children, with lifetime savings driven by avoided high-myopia complications.
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Cheap Eye Drops Could Save Billions in the Fight Against Childhood Myopia

A systematic review finds low-dose atropine is consistently cost-effective or cost-saving for slowing myopia progression in children, with lifetime savings driven by avoided high-myopia complications.

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BIOENGINEER.ORG broke the news on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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