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Talkin' 'bout my(opia) generation: The impact of Optometry and Vision Science
Summary
This virtual issue highlights Optometry & Vision Science journal
Area of Science:
- Optometry and Vision Science
- Ophthalmology
- Myopia Research
Background:
- Optometry & Vision Science journal has a significant history of publishing myopia research.
- Virtual issues consolidate key research from past publications into a single online collection.
- This initiative aims to increase the accessibility and visibility of important scientific contributions.
Purpose of the Study:
- To present the first virtual issue of Optometry & Vision Science.
- To curate and highlight the journal's contributions to myopia research.
- To provide temporary free access to a collection of significant myopia studies.
Main Methods:
- A collection of previously published papers was selected.
- These papers focus on the topic of myopia research.
- The collection is presented as a virtual issue, accessible online.
Main Results:
- A virtual issue dedicated to myopia research is now available.
- All papers within this collection are free to access for one month.
- This provides an opportunity to review seminal works in myopia research.
Conclusions:
- The virtual issue underscores the journal's role in advancing myopia research.
- Increased access to these papers will benefit researchers and clinicians.
- This format highlights the enduring impact of published research in vision science.
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