With 90% of people who spend three or more hours on a computer experiencing symptoms of digital eye strain, including dry eyes, blurred vision, and headaches, concerns over the health impact of excessive digital use are growing across the U.S. A new study by an optical company Overnight Glasses ranks the U.S. states most at risk of digital strain, examining a combination of behavioral, technological, and health-related factors that reflect residents’ digital habits and screen exposure.
With 90% of people who spend three or more hours on a computer experiencing symptoms of digital eye strain, including dry eyes, blurred vision, and headaches, concerns over the health impact of excessive digital use are growing across the U.S. A new study by an optical company Overnight Glasses ranks the U.S. states most at risk of digital strain, examining a combination of behavioral, technological, and health-related factors that reflect residents’ digital habits and screen exposure. Read More
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