Extensive scientific literature demonstrates that prolonged computer and digital screen use frequently leads to conditions like digital eye strain (computer vision syndrome), dry eyes, visual fatigue, and changes in visual function.
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Digital eye strain: prevalence, measurement and amelioration
2018 · cited by 626
Jaschinski et al. or equivalent authors note that computer usage causes digital eye strain, also known as computer vision syndrome, which encompasses various ocular and visual symptoms.
This study validates a scale to assess computer vision syndrome and confirms that digital device usage negatively impacts eye health and worker performance.
Assessment of digital eye strain and its associated factors among school children in Palestine
2025 · cited by 10
The research demonstrates that prolonged digital device usage significantly induces digital eyestrain among schoolchildren.
The prevalence of computer vision syndrome and associated factors among university students in oman: a cross-sectional study
2025 · cited by 7
This study finds a high prevalence of computer vision syndrome among university students significantly linked to screen time and viewing distance.
Digital eye strain: prevalence and associated socio-demographic factors among banking assistants in Colombo District, Sri Lanka
2025 · cited by 2
The study highlights that digital eye strain is a highly prevalent occupational hazard among banking assistants using digital devices.
Computer Vision Syndrome - A Digital Eye Strain
2024 · cited by 2
This paper establishes that using computers and electronic devices brings about a collection of eye and vision issues known as computer vision syndrome or digital eye strain.
The Effect of Blue Light Exposure on Retinal Health and Visual Function: A Clinical Study of 160 Patients
2024 · cited by 1
The clinical study shows that prolonged screen exposure and blue light are associated with reduced visual acuity, digital eye strain, and myopia progression.
Impact of Screen Time on Eye Health: Clinical Implications and Prevention
2025 · cited by 1
This literature review confirms that increased screen time and digital device usage significantly impact eye health, leading to computer vision syndrome and accommodation disorders.