The tear film is often regarded as the eye’s first line of defense, protecting against dust, microbes, and environmental stressors. Traditionally, it has also been thought to provide a degree of shielding against ultraviolet radiation, including Far-UVC. However, recent findings suggest that its ability to absorb Far-UVC may be far more limited than previously assumed.…
Through the Tears: Why Far-UVC Might Penetrate More Than Expected
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