As more and more time is spent gazing into the electric glow of a monitor or screen, more and more americans are experiencing a number of optical ailments associated with the use of technology.
Whether it be recreational or work-related, Americans are using computers, cellphones and an endless array of electronic gadgetry, including e-books, for longer, uninterrupted periods of time than ever before.
s more and more time is spent gazing into the electric glow of a monitor or screen, more and more americans are experiencing a number of optical ailments associated with the use of technology.
Whether it be recreational or work-related, Americans are using computers, cellphones and an endless array of electronic gadgetry, including e-books, for longer, uninterrupted periods of time than ever before.
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Ailments like eye strain have been linked to prolonged use of computers and even handheld electronic display screens like those of MP3 players, smartphones, and even e-books.")
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Ailments like eye strain have been linked to prolonged use of computers and even handheld electronic display screens like those of MP3 players, smartphones, and even e-books.")
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