The boy kept going blind and blind
According to the Daily Mail, Harvey was diagnosed with Achromatopsia syndrome when he visited the Moorfields Eye Institute in London in December 2009. My parents started…
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According to the Daily Mail, Harvey was diagnosed with Achromatopsia syndrome when he visited the Moorfields Eye Institute in London in December 2009. My parents started…
A study led by the University of Colorado School of Medicine revealed that eye color could be a warning indicator of the risk of skin diseases. Accordingly, people with…
Research results of scientists from the US, published on 7/5 in the journal Science of Visual and Eye Investigation (Investigative Ophthalmology & Visual Science) showed…
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…
Early detection of abnormalities in blood vessels in the eyes can save the lives of people with heart disease. There are many ways to detect heart disease, but a recent…
Eye and brain problems are appearing on astronauts living more than a month in space and this is a step back for ambitious plans to make people live longer in the univer…
This is the first time scientists have carried out the experiment of transplanting simulated biological eye tissue on blind people in Australia in early 2013.
Right from the first year of life, children with autism have had other signs of normal infant brain reactions, the scientists said.
Although no studies have concluded that without eating carrots, our eyesight will decrease, but scientists claim that vitamins and minerals play a very important role in…
Blind people can see light as normal people by artificial eyes in the near future, according to research by scientists at Cornell University (USA).
Since November, the Biomateria
Blind blind patients in the UK will participate in the first trial of eye treatment with human embryonic stem cell therapy in Europe.
Scientists put a tiny ring in the cornea area, focusing the light towards the retina, allowing the patient to see clearly at all distances.
American doctors have performed the first laboratory-grown retinal cell transplant surgery in two patients who were blinded due to macular degeneration.