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This project aims to develop an early years test for color vision deficiency (CVD) to enable earlier diagnosis in children. By creating an app based on extensive research, it seeks to provide reliable assessments that support educational and clinical needs.
Colour vision deficiency (CVD) is a genetic disorder of colour vision that affects 7.4% of European males and 0.4% of European females.
Although there are reliable tests for diagnosing CVD in adults and older children, there are only a few tests for young children, and fundamental issues with these tests render them unreliable.
For example, colours used in the tests are too similar for young children to discriminate given their immature colour vision, tasks are too difficult for them to complete…
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