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Assessing the Impact of a Novel Spectacle Lens for Myopia Management in Israeli Children: Findings from a 24-Month Study

  • By

  • Yuval Cohen

  • Otzem Chassid

  • Laura Benhaim-Sitbon

  • Shirel Ratzon

  • Dana Gotthilf-Nezri

  • Atalia Weiss

  • Noam Baran

  • Nir Erdinest

  • Yair Morad

  • May 9, 2026

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Evaluating the effect of a new myopia control spectacle lens among children in Israel: 24-month results

  • by Yuval Cohen, Otzem Chassid, Laura Benhaim-Sitbon, Shirel Ratzon, Dana Gotthilf-Nezri, Atalia Weiss, Noam Baran, Nir Erdinest, Yair Morad

  • May 9, 2026

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