Abstract
Purpose: Excessive screen use is a pervasive global phenomenon, recently aggravated by COVID-19-related mobility restrictions. Wide-ranging implications for health and quality of life are linked to extended screen time, the early onset of which may place young people at risk. This study evaluated screen use habits, dry eye disease markers and the associated impacts on quality of life and vision in a young cohort of extended screen users.
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