The Ministry of Public Health in Qatar has released the results of its annual survey on students’ vision during the 2022-2023 academic year. The survey revealed a positive trend, with only 10% of students experiencing acute vision impairment, down from 14% the previous year. Over 99,000 students from 330 schools participated in the survey, showcasing collaboration between the Ministries of Public Health and Education. The effort aims to prevent vision issues, including eye laziness, and prioritize children’s eye health within the National Health Strategy.(tnk.net)
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