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Whose eyes are most at risk during poor air quality? Here’s what Metro Detroit eye doctor says
Canadian wildfires have caused hazardous air conditions in Michigan, posing risks to eye health. Christopher Sesi, an ophthalmologist at Shanbom Eye Specialist, highlights that the elderly, children, and individuals with conditions like dry eye syndrome or allergies are most vulnerable. He advises using preservative-free artificial tears and avoiding eye rubbing to mitigate risks.
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