Photosensitivity

Photosensitivity referred

• in dermatology, an increased sensitivity of the skin to light, caused by diseases, drugs or substances that have got onto the skin, see photosensitivity (dermatology)

• In neurology, the special readiness of the brain to react to regularly changing light-dark contrasts, e.g. B. to react flickering light in the disco with an epileptic seizure , see photosensitivity (neurology)

• Chemical processes triggered by light in chemistry. See photochemistry

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