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Essilor Korea shared clinical results for the myopia-control eyeglass lens Essilor Stellest at a workshop hosted by the Korean Optometric Association.
In a clinical study of children ages 6 to 12 at nine U.S. institutions, the lens slowed myopia progression by an average of 71%.
Essilor Korea will then provide myopia-management communication training for partner optometrists.
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