Eclipse: Doctors order public warnings to avoid damage to vision
The president of the College of Ophthalmology of the Order of Doctors today defended the placing of alerts in public places, such as beaches and viewpoints, to
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It also warned that observation through binoculars or telescopes requires own and certified sunscreens, since these equipment can concentrate sunlight and increase the risk of eye damage. The president of the College of Ophthalmology reinforced that one should never look directly at the sun without certified glasses.
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It also warned that observation through binoculars or telescopes requires own and certified sunscreens, since these equipment can concentrate sunlight and increase the risk of eye damage.
according to Notícias ao Minuto — País +1The president of the College of Ophthalmology reinforced that one should never look directly at the sun without certified glasses.
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The president of the College of Ophthalmology of the Order of Doctors today defended the placing of alerts in public places such as beaches and..
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