Common Form of Strabismus in Children Linked to Increased Risk of Mental Health Issues
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Common Form of Strabismus in Children Linked to Increased Risk of Mental Health Issues
A study conducted by Jeff A. McKenzie, B.A., and colleagues from the Mayo Clinic found that children with intermittent exotropia (a prevalent form of strabismus
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