Comm Eye Health South Asia Vol. 31 No. 105 2019. Published online 23 May, 2019
Myopia: an emerging public health challenge in South Asia

Myopia, or shortsightedness, is a major public health problem in South Asia. As low- and middle-income countries become more urbanised, the myopia ‘epidemic’ is likely to spread. This issue looks at ways to prevent and manage myopia and minimise its impact in the region.
- Myopia: an emerging public health challenge in South Asia
- Spectacle dispensing for myopia at primary eye care level
- Current trends in surgical management of myopia
- Models for correction of myopia in South Asia region
- Technology and myopia
- Evidence for managing quality and financial health for sustainability
- Test your knowledge and understanding
- Picture quiz
- IN THIS ISSUE – Key community eye health messages