Why Everyone Should Wear Sunglasses
For many people, sunglasses are primarily about appearance and comfort. In fact, their main purpose is to protect the eyes from ultraviolet (UV) radiation, which is just as harmful to vision as it is to the skin.
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- For many people, sunglasses are primarily about appearance and comfort.
- A hidden threat
- Who is most at risk?
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Dr. Suzanne
Suzanne is an ophthalmologist, author of more than 17 scientific publications, and patent-holder. She has participated in international scientific conferences as a speaker and her professional interests include ophthalmic-oncology. ## Experience - Student of Therapeutic Medicine at the Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University, 2009–2015. - Residency program in Ophthalmology, the Helmholtz Research Institute of Eye Diseases, 2015–2017. - Postgraduate student at the Department of Ophthalmic-oncology and Radiology of the Helmholtz Research Institute of Eye Diseases, 2017–2020. - Ophthalmologist at the "SM-Clinic" since 2021. - PhD thesis "Long-term results of treatment of patients with retinoblastoma", 2021
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