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The Truth about Blue Light

As seen in the December 2017 issue of etCETera.

We are all aware that UV and low wavelength blue light have the potential for ocular damage. But is it a real or manufactured hazard? This article will review the current evidence to understand the real risks and the truth behind ocular protection for blue light.

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Expiry Date: 31/12/2023

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