Eye strain when performing tasks reliant on a digital environment can cause discomfort,
affecting productivity and quality of life. Digital eye strain (the preferred terminology) was …

Dry eye disease is characterized by tear film instability that can result in ocular surface
damage. Patients with dry eye disease may experience ocular pain/discomfort and visual …

Prolonged and continuous daily use of digital screens, or visual display terminals (VDTs),
has become the norm in occupational, educational, and recreational settings. An increased …

Digital device usage has increased significantly in last decade among all age groups, both
for educational and recreational purposes. Computer vision syndrome (CVS), also known as …

Purpose To evaluate demographic and lifestyle factors associated with aqueous deficient
and evaporative dry eye disease. Methods A total of 1125 general public visitors (707 …

Purpose To examine the association between modifiable lifestyle factors and dry eye
disease. Methods Three hundred and twenty-two community residents (186 females, 136 …

Dry eye disease (DED) is a leading cause of ophthalmology clinical encounters with
prevalence ranging from 8.7% to 64% in various populations. Blinking is an endogenous …

Clinical relevance The synchronous hybrid learning environment is associated with
increased time spent by students working with VDT and increased prevalence of dry eye …

Background Visual display terminal (VDT) use is a key risk factor for dry eye disease (DED).
Visual display terminal (VDT) use reduces the blink rate and increases the number of …

ABSTRACT Dry Eye Disease (DED) is an increasingly common condition that affects
between 5% and 50% of the global population. Even though DED is most frequently …