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A new alsoaroundchangeschildhooddifficultfarhalfincreasejournalistlesslongmedicaloutdoorsreasonreportscreensteenagerstimesyoung predicts that by 2050, alsoaroundchangeschildhooddifficultfarhalfincreasejournalistlesslongmedicaloutdoorsreasonreportscreensteenagerstimesyoung of the world's population ( alsoaroundchangeschildhooddifficultfarhalfincreasejournalistlesslongmedicaloutdoorsreasonreportscreensteenagerstimesyoung 4.8 billion people) will be short-sighted. The alsoaroundchangeschildhooddifficultfarhalfincreasejournalistlesslongmedicaloutdoorsreasonreportscreensteenagerstimesyoung name for this is myopia. It is alsoaroundchangeschildhooddifficultfarhalfincreasejournalistlesslongmedicaloutdoorsreasonreportscreensteenagerstimesyoung called near-sightedness. It is when things that are alsoaroundchangeschildhooddifficultfarhalfincreasejournalistlesslongmedicaloutdoorsreasonreportscreensteenagerstimesyoung away from us are alsoaroundchangeschildhooddifficultfarhalfincreasejournalistlesslongmedicaloutdoorsreasonreportscreensteenagerstimesyoung to see. There will be seven alsoaroundchangeschildhooddifficultfarhalfincreasejournalistlesslongmedicaloutdoorsreasonreportscreensteenagerstimesyoung more people with myopia in 2050 than there were in the year 2000. Today, almost 90 per cent of alsoaroundchangeschildhooddifficultfarhalfincreasejournalistlesslongmedicaloutdoorsreasonreportscreensteenagerstimesyoung Chinese people and up to 95 per cent of alsoaroundchangeschildhooddifficultfarhalfincreasejournalistlesslongmedicaloutdoorsreasonreportscreensteenagerstimesyoung in South Korea are near-sighted.

The researchers said this alsoaroundchangeschildhooddifficultfarhalfincreasejournalistlesslongmedicaloutdoorsreasonreportscreensteenagerstimesyoung was because of different things. Looking at computer alsoaroundchangeschildhooddifficultfarhalfincreasejournalistlesslongmedicaloutdoorsreasonreportscreensteenagerstimesyoung and mobile phones could be a big alsoaroundchangeschildhooddifficultfarhalfincreasejournalistlesslongmedicaloutdoorsreasonreportscreensteenagerstimesyoung. The rise may be linked to lifestyle alsoaroundchangeschildhooddifficultfarhalfincreasejournalistlesslongmedicaloutdoorsreasonreportscreensteenagerstimesyoung resulting from spending alsoaroundchangeschildhooddifficultfarhalfincreasejournalistlesslongmedicaloutdoorsreasonreportscreensteenagerstimesyoung time outdoors. A science alsoaroundchangeschildhooddifficultfarhalfincreasejournalistlesslongmedicaloutdoorsreasonreportscreensteenagerstimesyoung said spending time alsoaroundchangeschildhooddifficultfarhalfincreasejournalistlesslongmedicaloutdoorsreasonreportscreensteenagerstimesyoung in early alsoaroundchangeschildhooddifficultfarhalfincreasejournalistlesslongmedicaloutdoorsreasonreportscreensteenagerstimesyoung reduces the chances of getting myopia. A researcher of the report advised: "You could spend a alsoaroundchangeschildhooddifficultfarhalfincreasejournalistlesslongmedicaloutdoorsreasonreportscreensteenagerstimesyoung time [on] computers and screens, but also spend two hours alsoaroundchangeschildhooddifficultfarhalfincreasejournalistlesslongmedicaloutdoorsreasonreportscreensteenagerstimesyoung."