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Nearly one in three children were nearsighted in 2023 and that’s expected to rise in the next two decades .
Japan , Republic of Korea and Russia topped the list of children with nearsightedness at 86% , 74% and 46% .
Asia had the highest rate of myopia at 35% and Latin America and the Caribbean at 4% .
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