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Eye pain internet searches surge 800% after Britons told avoid directly looking into solar eclipse
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Eye pain internet searches surge 800% after Britons told avoid directly looking into solar eclipse
Online searches for eye pain have surged by around 800 per cent after Britons were warned not to look at last night's solar eclipse.
Interest on Google for terms including "eyes hurt" rose in the hours following the celestial event.
Moorfields Eye Hospital in Finsbury, north London, reported some people attending after the event.
However, ophthalmology experts stressed that those who came in were not suffering fr…
13 Aug, 13:38