
|Articles|June 9, 2021
- June digital edition 2021
- Volume 13
- Issue 6
Mask Associated Dry Eye
Author(s)Brooke Henson, Editor
Wearing masks is essential to helping reduce the spread of COVID-19, but may lead to symptoms of dry eye. Why does this occur and what can you do?
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