Effects of visual experience (light exposure, spatial frequency, viewing distance) on myopia progression

This is a comparison of published research studies (n=24) assessing the effect of visual experience (light exposure, spatial frequency, viewing distance) on myopia progression.

Articles were identified in databases like Google Scholar, PubMed, and Scopus using the following MeSH (Medical Subject Heading) terms and keywords:

((((((((((((((((((myopia progression[Text Word]) OR (progression of myopia[Text Word])) OR (myopia[Text Word])) OR (Myopia[MeSH Terms])) OR (shortsightedness[Text Word])) OR (myopic shift[Text Word])) OR (ocular growth[Text Word])) OR (axial elongation[Text Word])) OR (increase in myopia[Text Word])) OR (myopia development[Text Word])) OR (axial length[Text Word])) OR (refractive error progression[Text Word])) OR (refractive error[MeSH Terms])) OR (Refractive Errors[MeSH Terms]))) AND ((((((((((((((((light exposure[Text Word]) OR (outdoor light[Text Word])) OR (ambient light[Text Word])) OR (daylight exposure[Text Word])) OR (natural light[Text Word])) OR (sunlight exposure[Text Word])) OR (outdoor exposure[Text Word])) OR (outdoor activity[Text Word])) OR (environmental light[Text Word])) OR (lighting[MeSH Terms])) OR (light[MeSH Terms])) OR (Photoperiod[MeSH Terms])) OR (sunlight[MeSH Terms])) OR (illumination[Text Word])) OR (artificial light[Text Word])))) AND ((((((((((spatial frequency[Text Word]) OR (spatial frequencies[Text Word])) OR (visual environment[Text Word])) OR (light intensity[Text Word])) OR (high spatial frequency[Text Word])) OR (low spatial frequency[Text Word])) OR (photopic luminance[Text Word])) OR (irradiance[Text Word])) OR (spectral composition[Text Word])))) AND ((((((((((((children[Text Word]) OR (child[MeSH Terms])) OR (child, preschool[MeSH Terms])) OR (teenager[Text Word])) OR (adolescents[Text Word])) OR (adolescent[MeSH Terms])) OR (school-aged[Text Word])) OR (school-children[Text Word])) OR (pediatric population[Text Word])) OR (primary school[Text Word])) OR (pediatrics[MeSH Terms]))))