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What Are Potential Interventions for Vision Problems in Newborns?

Interventions for vision issues might include:
1. Corrective Lenses: Glasses or contact lenses can correct refractive errors.
2. Surgery: Certain conditions, like cataracts, may require surgical intervention.
3. Vision Therapy: Exercises and activities designed to improve visual skills and processing.

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