From Awareness to Action: Myopia Awareness Week 2025

May 19–25, 2025, marks Myopia Awareness Week, and this year’s theme, “Screens Down, Eyes Up!”, is a timely call to action for the entire eye care community.
At Topcon Healthcare, Inc., we’re proud to support the recognition that myopia is a public health concern. With the global prevalence of myopia expected to reach 50% by 20501, now is the time to focus on early intervention, lifestyle awareness, and clinical strategies that can help manage and slow myopia progression.
Throughout the week, we’ll be spotlighting insights from leading clinicians, promoting educational content, and sharing resources that support practitioners at every stage of their myopia management journey.
What to expect this week during #MAW25
Look forward to a full lineup of myopia-focused content coming your way throughout Myopia Awareness Week!
Catch our Myopia Minute video series featuring expert insights from:
- Roxanne Achong-Coan, OD, FAAO, FIAOMC, FSLS, FBCLA, Dip AAO, Dip CCLRT
- Leah Johnson, OD, FAAO, FSLS, FBCLA
- Chandler R. Mann II, OD
These doctors share real-world experiences, practical tips, and how they use data and technology, like the Topcon MYAH, to deliver meaningful myopia care.
We’re also encouraging registration for the upcoming American Optometric Association OD Talks Webinar on Wednesday, May 28th, supported by Topcon Healthcare, Inc., and presented by Joelle Holland, OD. This CE session will explore lifestyle-related risk factors and holistic management strategies for pediatric myopia.
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Join us on May 28th for our AOA CE-approved Myopia Management Webinar
American Optometric Association OD Talks Webinar Series: Myopia Management and the Bigger Picture
Explore the impact of lifestyle factors like screen time, sleep, and nutrition on myopia in children.
- May 28, 2025 | 7:00–8:00 pm CT
- Presented by Joelle Holland, OD | Supported by Topcon Healthcare, Inc.
- Earn 1 AOA CE Hour
Myopia123.com: Your Hub for Actionable Tools and Education
As we spotlight the growing impact of myopia during Myopia Awareness Week, it’s equally important to offer practical tools that help you take action. Find our valuable resources available at Myopia123.com.
This centralized platform is designed to make myopia management easier to implement, whether you’re just getting started or looking to expand your current services. Built around a clear, stepwise model, it helps you move from education to execution with confidence.
The Myopia123 Approach:
- Myopia Awareness – Resources to educate families and start important conversations
- Clinical Management – Step-by-step guidance for diagnosing, treating, and monitoring myopia
- Practice Management – Tools to streamline workflows and support practice growth
From clinical protocols and patient education materials to business-building resources, Myopia123.com supports you at every stage of care.
Topcon MYAH: Build, Manage, and Grow Your Myopia Practice
The Topcon MYAH is a versatile, multifunctional device built for myopia management. Designed for reliability and efficiency, MYAH offers a holistic solution for monitoring axial length, assessing the corneal profile, and evaluating meibomian gland health—all in one, patient-friendly platform.
Why MYAH Stands Out:
- Measure and track axial length measurements using Optical Low Coherence Interferometry
- Corneal topography with aberrometry and white-to-white measurements
- Dynamic and static pupillometry to assess pupil size and response
- Meibomian gland imaging with contrast enhancement
- Myopia trend reports and progression analysis to assess efficacy over time
With quick, noninvasive capture, MYAH makes it easy to collect reliable data and share intuitive visuals with patients and parents, improving communication and supporting better long-term outcomes.
Help Spread the Word about Myopia
This Myopia Awareness Week, it’s time to elevate the conversation and the standard of care.
Take the pledge to make myopia management part of your daily clinical routine. Start open, informed conversations with colleagues, parents, and children about the risks of progressive myopia and the power of early, evidence-based intervention.
Stay current with the latest treatments, monitoring strategies, and technologies that are shaping the future of pediatric eye care. With Myopia123.com as your go-to resource engine and the Topcon MYAH as your diagnostic anchor, every practitioner can offer patients the proactive care they deserve.
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