Inventing a gel that heals corneal lesions without surgery
US scientists have just studied and successfully developed a sticky gel that can heal the wound or ulcer on the cornea of the eye, so that patients do not need surgery.
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US scientists have just studied and successfully developed a sticky gel that can heal the wound or ulcer on the cornea of the eye, so that patients do not need surgery.
Not only is a common concept, scientists have recently published an interesting study of finding smart people who often wear glasses.
The answers of doctors are always the same: It's because of genes and reading, using computers too much, though not necessarily.
The video posted on the YouTube site, spread over the past few days, is a picture of a blind mother in Canada seeing her newborn son for the first time by wearing a sigh…
Scientists have warned that the use of smartphones in the dark can cause temporary blindness.
Scientists put a tiny ring in the cornea area, focusing the light towards the retina, allowing the patient to see clearly at all distances.