In our eyes, too much exposure to ultraviolet rays causes:

cataracts

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muscular degeneration

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both A and B

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neither A nor B

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Solution

The correct option is B both A and B
Long-term exposure to even small amounts of UV radiation can increase your risk of developing a cataract or muscular degeneration. UV exposure adds up over time. Long-term UV exposure can also causes tissue elevations on the surface of your eye.

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