Biophysical Effects Of Blue Light Emitted From Digital Devices On Ocular Tissues
Keywords:
blue light, biophysical effects, retinaAbstract
This article analyzes the biophysical effects of blue light (wavelength range 400–500 nm) emitted from digital device screens on ocular tissues, particularly the retina and retinal pigment epithelium, and discusses practical solutions aimed at preventing or reducing these effects.
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2026-05-15
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Biophysical Effects Of Blue Light Emitted From Digital Devices On Ocular Tissues. (2026). American Scholar: Journal of Interdisciplinary Research and Knowledge, 1(04), 48-55. http://scientajournals.com/index.php/1/article/view/111
