Childhood Vision: What the Research Tells Us Abnormal visual acuity (the inability to see clearly) is a common condition in children. The Center for Health and Health Care in Schools, with support from the Vision Council of America, has developed a fact sheet, Childhood Vision: What the Research Tells Us, summarizing the most recent research related to children's eye problems and suggesting implications for school-based health care. The fact sheet is available in PDF and HTML versions. Download the fact sheet [PDF format] View the fact sheet online [HTML Version] To order copies of fact sheets: Email your request to chhcs@gwu.edu. Up to 10 copies will be provided without charge. |
