Background: Almost all institutions, colleges, universities and homes today were using
computer regularly. Very little research has been carried out on Indian users especially …

Purpose: To determine the prevalence of computer vision syndrome and its associated risk
factors among undergraduate medical students. Study Design: Descriptive Cross–sectional …

Objectives: Computers and other visual display devices are now an essential part of our
daily life. With the increased use, a very large population is experiencing sundry ocular …

Background: The extensive use of computers as medium of teaching and learning in
universities necessitates introspection into the extent of computer related health disorders …

Introduction: Computer vision syndrome (CVS) is a condition in which a person experiences
one or more of eye symptoms as a result of prolonged working on a computer. Objectives …

Introduction. Computer vision syndrome (CVS) is “a complex of eye and vision problems
related to near work experienced during computer use.” It is one of the rising health …

Context: Use of information technology hardware given new heights to professional success
rate and saves time but on the other hand its harmful effect has introduced an array of health …

Materials and methods This is an observational descriptive cross-sectional study design.
Students of Colleges of Medicine, Applied Medical Sciences, and Science and Health …

Background: Computer vision syndrome is a common global problem among millions of
computer users including medical students. Medical students are preferring soft copies …

Introduction: Computer vision syndrome (CVS) is an eyes and vision problems related to the
activities that experienced in relation/during the use of computer. This study aims to identify …