6 signs of kidney infection: Recognize with the naked eye, just need to look carefully
If not treated promptly, kidney infections can cause kidney damage or septicemia, a disease that can be life-threatening.
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If not treated promptly, kidney infections can cause kidney damage or septicemia, a disease that can be life-threatening.
This is the first time that successful researchers have replaced damaged retinal cells, giving hope that someday in the near future can be applied to humans.
Green light emitted from the phone screen and electronic devices in general has been shown to disturb the sleep cycle.
We have heard about robots involved in gallbladder or prostate surgery. Now, scientists have gone one step further: putting them in people's eyes to perform surgery!
Crispy persimmons contain many vitamins and minerals like vitamin C and vitamin A, calcium, phosphorus, so this fruit is very good for health.
According to Newsweek, eyes are a tool that allows us to feel the world around us and many people consider it to be the window of the soul.
According to the American Institute of Ophthalmology (AAO), this type of eye cancer usually affects only 6/1 million people every year. So dozens of shifts and discoveri…
Many people have a habit of rubbing their eyes to feel better. However, according to experts, this action leads to more harm than benefits.
Mr. Waters is one of the first two patients to receive AMD treatment under advanced stem cell therapy at Moorfields Eye Hospital in London (UK).
Recently, researchers from Fudan University and China University of Science and Technology have found a cure for blindness in gold and titanium.
Like contact lenses, Nanodrops cannot cure myopia but is just an alternative to wearing glasses.
By the end of the year, this drug will be tested on humans and if successful, this could be an effective solution to help people with refractive errors not wear glasses.
Recently, a new type of surgery has appeared in Vietnam, many people are interested in this method called SmartSurfACE.
For the first time, researchers used human cells to create an eye model equipped with artificial eyelids that could mimic blinking movements.
The phenomenon of dazzling eyes when lighted up is quite common. If not treated promptly, this phenomenon may impair eye function.