Scientists found a way to cure blindness with gene therapy
Blindness can be cured by using gene therapy to reprogram cells in the retina to make these cells possible.
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Blindness can be cured by using gene therapy to reprogram cells in the retina to make these cells possible.
Our bodies are torn into two halves, depending on the battle between the biological clock and the social clock. And that's why you're sleepy.
Health experts recommend avoiding the following activities during menstruation.
Red light therapy is very safe and does not generate side effects, so it is expected to become the optimal method of treatment and beauty in the future.
Successful research on Finnish iris by scientists has opened a new hope for the development of future human eye transplants.
Birth control pills, pre-menopausal, sexually transmitted diseases ... can cause menstrual periods to prolong and lose a lot of blood.
Light-colored clothes help absorb less heat than dark clothes, on hot days, when people go to the street people should use it to feel cooler.
We are still exposed to a large amount of UV light when using umbrellas on the beach without applying sunscreen.
Researchers have recently created the world's first artificial biological retina. This is considered a major step forward to avoid damage in retinal implant surgery in t…
Why is it so dizzy to go on a sunny day, is it because my eyes are weak?
Eating light breakfasts, seafood favorites and sweets is the secret to the healthiest Norway in the world.
The artificially implanted eye device gives light to the mice intended to be tested on humans later this year.
A new study sheds light on this phenomenon, after discovering that our brain is very concerned about this action.
Scientific experts from the Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology (UNIST) have successfully studied bone regeneration techniques from stem cells in bone mar…
Now everyone has their own smartphone. However, its harm is still very controversial.