
Tsai Tzu-hsun
Tsai Tzu-hsun is a dedicated children's hospital ophthalmologist who oversaw a significant vision screening program for preschool children in Taiwan. Her work has highlighted the vulnerability of young children to deteriorating eyesight and the critical need for early detection and treatment of various eye conditions.
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Tsai Tzu-hsun said that the new eyedrops provide an intermediary alternative for the 0.1 percent and 0.01 percent solutions that are available.
Myopia eyedrop policy expanded - Taipei TimesTaipei Times – major English newspaper in Taiwan, est. 1999·
Taiwan· 2026-07-29
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Children’s Hospital ophthalmologist Tsai Tzu-hsun, who oversaw the program, said children between five and six-years-old are at the most vulnerable to sudden deteriorations in their eyesight.
Screening uncovers poor preschooler eye healthTaipei Times – major English newspaper in Taiwan, est. 1999·
Taiwan· 2026-06-28

