Sunburn on Eyes: Photokeratitis

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Can your eyes get sunburned?

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Experts say sunburn can also appear on some of our most delicate organs: our eyes.

The cornea is the eye's outermost surface, and UV rays can damage the outermost layer.

Wearing a hat or sunglasses that block 100% of UV rays is a good way to prevent eye damage.

People with snow-related hobbies or professions are at risk of a form of photokeratitis.

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