The Evidence on Teaching

Interventions to increase time spent outdoors for preventing incidence and progression of myopia in children - Summary of a Cochrane review

Verstappen A · 2025

grade Dreviewindependentnot-applicable
Sample
Summary of the 5 RCTs / 10,733 participants covered by Kido, Miyake & Watanabe (2024)
Population
Same as the underlying Cochrane review - primary school children aged 6-9
Design
A journal "Cochrane corner" style summary of an existing systematic review. No independent search, no independent analysis, no new data. No abstract is deposited for this record, so only the title and provenance were readable.
Key findings
Restates the conclusions of the 2024 Cochrane review (see vis-kido-2024-cochrane-outdoor-myopia). Adds no primary evidence.
Genetic confound
Inherits the underlying review's properties; the Cochrane review is RCT-restricted and therefore not genetically confounded.

Effects

OutcomeMetricValueMeasureTimingVsHorizonClass
not extractednot extractednot extracted - restates vis-kido-2024-cochrane-outdoor-myopia, no independent analysisunknownn/anonenot-applicableunclear