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Science · Biology & genetics · published 2026-08-26 · via ScienceDaily

Indigo Light Exposure Prevents Nearsightedness in Tree Shrews

A study found that indigo light, scarce in standard indoor LEDs but common in sunlight, completely prevented myopia in tree shrews. The research suggests that redesigning indoor lighting to include this wavelength could reduce childhood myopia. The findings were published in Cell Reports Medicine.

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