What if I just glance at the solar eclipse without eclipse glasses? A doctor answers

The Washington Post
  • 7 years ago
Dr. Vike Vicente, an ophthalmologist with Eye Doctors of Washington, answers questions about how to safely watch the solar eclipse.

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