Short-term data can predict long-term efficacy in myopia control studies

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Short-term data can predict long-term efficacy in myopia control studies
3-year myopia control efficacy can be predicted from 1-year data
Correlation between 1-year efficacy and 3-year efficacy was 0.97
3-year efficacy is double that of 1-year efficacy
Robust 1-year clinical data can be used to predict long-term efficacy
3-year studies may no longer be necessary

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