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No-Fee CE: Myopia Beyond 2025

This course is designed to help readers understand the development of the disease of myopia. The article identifies areas in which clinicians can intervene to slow progression using the latest research evidence from the past year.

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  • CARA FRASCO LAI, OD, MS

  • Nicky Lai, OD, MS

  • March 1, 2026

  • 29 min

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    The educational activity focuses on myopia management and is designed for optometrists and eyecare professionals.

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    Recent FDA approval of a spectacle lens for myopia control enhances tools available for eyecare practitioners.

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    Low hyperopic reserve is a significant predictive factor for myopic progression in children.

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    Increased time spent outdoors is associated with a reduced risk of myopia onset in children.

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    The course offers 2 hours of COPE-approved CE credit, requiring a passing score of 70% on the post test.

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No-Fee CE: Myopia Beyond 2025

  • by CARA FRASCO LAI, OD, MS, Nicky Lai, OD, MS

  • March 1, 2026

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