Health Talk: Simple Strategies to Prevent Eye Injuries
CANADA, JUL 18 – Experts warn that UV exposure can cause cataracts and macular degeneration, urging routine eye exams and quality sunglasses with 100% UV protection, especially for children.
- Using eye protection regularly is crucial to prevent injuries, as advised by Redfern.
- Lisa Christian emphasizes the need for education on eye protection from UV rays, stating, "Exposure to UVA and UVB rays from the sun can cause a lot of damage to people's eyes."
- Allison Scott mentions that routine eye exams can help identify early signs of sun damage, saying, "Getting a routine exam will help flag any early problems with sun damage."
- Christian highlights that children's eyes are more vulnerable to UV exposure, explaining, "Children's eyes tend to have larger pupils and so more light is getting into the eye.
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