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The Influence of Parental Myopia on Children's Myopia in Different Generations of Parent-Offspring Pairs in South Korea.

Seminars in ophthalmology - 1 Jan 2018

Ahn Hyunmin, Lyu Il Suk, Rim Tyler Hyungtaek

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PURPOSE: To compare the heritabilities of myopia and high myopia across three different generations in Korea. METHODS: Parent-offspring pairs of different age groups were included: two parents and their offspring aged 10-19 ("young families"), two parents and their offspring aged 20-29 ("middle-aged families"), and two parents and their offspring aged 30-45 ("older families") were selected from the 2008-2012...

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PMID: 28272971
DOI: 10.1080/08820538.2017.1284870

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