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Pikin fit spend hours everyday dey look computer screens and oda digital devices. Some eye doctors talk say dis fit lead to increase for "computer vision syndrome." Nathan Bonilla-Warford na optometrist for Tampa, Florida. E don see increase for ishues for pikin dem. "Plenty pikin dey come office either because dem parents don notice say dem dey get headache or red or watery eyes or discomfort, or because dem nearsightedness dey increase and dem dey worry," e talk. Dr. Bonilla-Warford talk say part of di problem na say pikin fit dey less likely to pay attention to early warning signs pass adults. "Even if dem eyes dey start to dey uncomfortable or dem dey get headache, dem dey less likely to tell dem parents, because dem no wan make dem take away di game or di computer or anything," e explain. E talk say anoda part of di problem na say people dey blink less wen dem dey use digital devices. E talk say, "Person wey dey use electronic device dey blink about one third as much as we normally dey do for everyday life. And so dis fit cause di front part of di eye to dry and no dey stay protected like normal." Eye doctors dey give suggestions like following wetin dem dey call di 20/20/20 rule. Wey mean say every twenty minutes look away twenty feet or more for at least twenty seconds from whatever device wey you dey use. Oda suggestions include put more distance between you and di device and use good lighting. Of course, anoda way na to spend less time dey look screens. Many experts talk say pikin suppose no spend pass two hours everyday dey use digital devices--with no screen time for pikin wey dey under two. But not all eye doctors don notice increase for ishues for pikin dem. Dr. David Hunter, from Children's Hospital Boston, no see increase for im practice. "While e fit possible to develop _ dey look screens for long period of time, e no get any proof say e dey actually cause any damage to di eyes," e talk.

1. Who dey for Tampa?
2. E be dentist for there?

Numbered answers:``` <response>: ```1. Nathan Bonilla-Warford
2. yes``` 