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Mobile app designed for eye care

Posted on January 23rd, by Michael Shapiro-Barr

At a recent annual meeting of ophthalmologists from various countries, it was announced that a mobile app has been developed that can be used to assess eye problems.  The application, which was developed by Rotterdam Eye Hospital, challenges users with games that check eye sight and generate reports based on the user’s performance.

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