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Advice on childrens' eye health

During Eye Health Week 2019, several organisation published useful advice on childrens' eye health.

• National Eye Health Week has a leaflet Your Child's Eye Health
• The Association of Optometrists (AOP)'s Position Statement has key information for parents
• SeeAbility has produced an easy read factsheet, Getting new glasses - children.

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