Video Games May Help Children's Vision Problems
Researchers are trying to figure out if video games can help children's vision problems by encouraging them to play with the weak eye open and the strong eye covered.
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Researchers are trying to figure out if video games can help children's vision problems by encouraging them to play with the weak eye open and the strong eye covered.
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