Blind cure by sunlight
This device is able to turn sunlight into nerve impulses around the eyes through special silicon glasses placed in the eye.
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This device is able to turn sunlight into nerve impulses around the eyes through special silicon glasses placed in the eye.
After two decades of research, Oxford University doctors successfully implanted the electronic eye circuit into the back of the eye, helping two British patients with pi…
American nutritionist David Jokers says he found an alternative beverage for light coffee. It is limonad water, consisting only of lemon juice and white water. Tests sho…
BP's oil spill beaches now look cleaner, but scientists' research indicates another truth. Corexite combines with oil to form tar (asphalt). This material does not disap…
According to a study published on Nature magazine on April 18, British scientists have for the first time demonstrated that transplanting special cells into the eyes of…
When painting nails, girls usually leave 5-7 days before they have to repaint. Once you have become a habit, nail and toenail work will keep coming up. Doctors think tha…
Blind people can see light as normal people by artificial eyes in the near future, according to research by scientists at Cornell University (USA).
Nanoparticles (primitive genes) are very sensitive to light and the smallest amount of light can heat up this nanoparticle (primitive gene).
A new study shows that green tea and red laser light can be combined to
Electric light that can treat cancer is opening up new promising treatments in the future.
In the small lab space of Stanford University, PhD, medical doctor Oscar Abilez trained a microscope to collect cells on a petri dish. A video player plays back what the…
Scientists put a tiny ring in the cornea area, focusing the light towards the retina, allowing the patient to see clearly at all distances.
Recently, in the Finnish mass media, Spektikor has developed an unusual, unusual heart rate indicator.
If there are stimuli such as a TV or a desk lamp on while sleeping, these sleeps can easily make people depressed.
Albert Einstein Medical School researchers, Yeshiva University have successfully developed the first fluorescent protein to penetrate the internal organs of living anima…