The relationship between exposure to sunlight and senile cataract, age-related macular degeneration, pterygium, and climatic droplet keratopathy was.

Biological effects of high-energy visible light · 1 Background · 2 Physiological effects. 2.1 Blue light hazard; 2.2 Circadian rhythm; 2.3 Eye strain; 2.4 ...

Irreversible damage caused by light can include color fading, yellowing, and embrittlement. Since all damage is cumulative and irreversible, the duration and ...

These data suggest that high levels of exposure to blue or visible light may cause ocular damage, especially later in life, and may be related to the ...

Electromagnetic radiation has vast and diverse effects on human skin. Although photobiologic studies of sunlight date back to Sir Isaac Newton in 1671, ...

The eyes are of paramount importance in any consideration of the potential risks due to visible light, especially with regard to photochemical effects on the ...

visible light from a laser which is very intense can damage the retina at the back of the eye;; ultraviolet can damage skin cells and lead to skin cancer and ...

The highest risk (for damage to the skin, and cornea and lens of the eyes) is from invisible, short-wavelength ultraviolet (UV) light, which has been filtered ...

The eyes are of paramount importance in any consideration of the potential risks due to visible light, especially with regard to photochemical effects on the ...