Nintendo warned that its new 3DS portable gaming system might have negative effects on young children's vision. Now the American Optometric Association steps forward to say that using 3D technology could have a positive effect on children's eyesight. How so? » 1/05/11 4:20pm 1/05/11 4:20pm

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American Optometric Association

Doctors Say The 3DS Is Safe, Potentially Beneficial To Children