"Solar Eclipse Eye Safety: Preventing and Recognizing Damage"

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Following the recent solar eclipse, there has been a surge in eye injuries, with people seeking medical attention for eye pain and concerns about potential blindness after looking at the sun without proper protection. Doctors emphasize that the damage to the retina and macula from direct sun exposure can be irreversible, and caution against using recalled eclipse glasses that may not meet safety standards. Despite warnings, some individuals may have disregarded the advice, leading to an increase in eye-related issues following the eclipse.
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