4 things ophthalmologists wish you knew about your eyes
For starters: They can get sunburned.
From The Times
April 2, 2026

Can your eyes get sunburned? How often should you get an eye exam? Our columnist talked with ophthalmologists about the best ways to take care of your eyes.

An illustration of a human eyeball with a stethoscope integrated as the iris and pupil.

Matt Chase

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