Solar Eclipse Eye Damage Study

Solar Eclipse Eye Damage Study

Following the August 11, 1999 solar eclipse, the BMJ reported only 14 cases of eye damage from improper viewing of the eclipse, a lower number than initially feared. In one of the most serious cases, the patient had looked at the sun without eye protection for 20 minutes.

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