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Long-term eye-movement training may improve visual function in school-age children
During childhood, balance control and visual skills develop as sensory and motor systems mature. Visual skills refer to the ability to process visual information efficiently and translate it into appropriate physical actions.
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During childhood, balance control and visual skills develop as sensory and motor systems mature. Visual skills refer to the ability to process visual information efficiently and translate it into appropriate physical actions. Eye-movement training has been proposed as a way to support these functions through repeated, moderate stimulation of the eye-movement system.
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