Gainesville / Dublin / Philadelphia / Canberra / Victoria / Melbourne / Cary / London / /
Company
Carl Zeiss Pty Ltd / Triad Publishing Co / as- Study Age Group / No. (%) [95% Confidence Limit] Age Sample Group / Cox / /
Continent
Africa / Asia / North America / /
Country
Taiwan / Solomon Islands / Japan / United States / Malawi / Iceland / Vanuatu / Australia / United Kingdom / China / Denmark / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
Ear Hospital / The SAS Institute / ARCH OPHTHALMOL / University of Melbourne / Garner LF / The University of Melbourne / /
IndustryTerm
opaque media / health care services / upper age groups / statistical software / media opacities / /
NaturalFeature
Islands British / /
Organization
National Health and Medical Research Council / University of Melbourne / High school / Victorian Health Promotion Foundation / Epidemiology Research Unit / Optom Assoc. / Australian Bureau of Statistics / Ansell Ophthalmology Foundation / Department of Ophthalmology / Medicare / SAS Institute / national government / American Medical Association / Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital / Brockhoff Foundation / Australian Bureau of Statistics Census Collector Districts / /
Person
Matthew Wensor / Rowland M. Prevalence / Cathy Walker / Juanita Kidd / Plant / Marie Bissinella / Van Newkirk / Yury Stanislavsky / Andrew McAllan / Ann Ophthalmol / Acta Ophthalmol / Henry Kimpton / Cara Jin Fu / Cathy A. McCarty / Claire McKean / Sharon Bailey / Arch Ophthalmol / Hugh R. Taylor / Martin Dunitz / Mitchell P. Hormone / /
Position
Harper / Corresponding author / Livingston PM / /
ProvinceOrState
Newfoundland / Victoria / Florida / /
Region
East Africa / southeast Australia / North America / North Africa / South America / southeast Asia / /
EPIDEMIOLOGY AND BIOSTATISTICS Prevalence and Risk Factors of Myopia in Victoria, Australia Matthew Wensor, BOrth, MS; Cathy A. McCarty, PhD, MPH; Hugh R. Taylor, MD, FRACO, FRACS