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PDS Optical Announces Virtual Roundtable on Veteran Digital Vision Health

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PDS Optical, a Veteran-owned eyewear manufacturer that serves the Department of Veterans Affairs, has announced plans to host a virtual Media & Stakeholder Roundtable. The event is scheduled for November 19, from 11:30 am to 12:00 pm EST. According to reporting by INVISION, the primary purpose of this roundtable is to present findings related to a study on veteran digital vision health. This initiative highlights PDS Optical's ongoing engagement with issues affecting veterans' visual well-being in the context of digital technology use. The announcement provides specific logistical details for media and stakeholders interested in attending the virtual session. As of the latest report, no additional conflicting information or further developments beyond the scheduling and general topic have been provided. The focus remains on the dissemination of research findings concerning how digital environments impact the vision health of veterans served by the VA.

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  1. INVISION
    PDS Optical to Host Virtual Roundtable on Veteran Digital Vision Health Study

    PDS Optical, a Veteran-owned eyewear manufacturer serving the Department of Veterans Affairs, will host a virtual Media & Stakeholder Roundtable on November 19 from 11:30 am to 12:00 pm EST. The event presents findings from its white paper, "Pulse on Digital Strain," which is described as the first study examining daily screen time and digital eye strain specifically among U.S. military veterans. Key research results indicate that 73% of veterans experience digital eye strain symptoms, with 10 to 12 hours of daily screen exposure identified as a threshold for severe sleep and relationship disruption. Additionally, two-thirds of veterans remain unaware of their vision benefits under VA and TRICARE programs despite high confidence in using them once informed. Evocati Public Relations hosts the session via Google Meet, requiring an RSVP for access details.

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