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Circadian rhythmicity and photobiological mechanisms of light sensitivity and discomfort glare in humans

2024-02-06

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Discomfort glare is a common visual sensation, which is generally reported when being exposed to a brighter lit environment. In certain clinical conditions, this sensation is abnormally amplified, and is commonly named photophobia. Despite the frequent appearance of this sensation in everyday life or in pathological conditions, the underlying mechanisms remain poorly understood. We show here, in highly controlled...

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Literature Corpus work: e68e4ee9-5b98-5bbb-b6ae-d54cab4921c4
DOI: 10.1101/2024.02.05.578180

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