New breakthroughs help blind people see their eyes
Scientists may have found a new treatment for blind people, after successful redevelopment of the cornea in the laboratory.
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Scientists may have found a new treatment for blind people, after successful redevelopment of the cornea in the laboratory.
A group of people around the world can guess events across the globe, and this ability can be trained over time.
US scientists at Johns Hopkins University have discovered the more important role of a cell type in the retina is ipRGC - a type of atypical optical cells in the retina.
Convex eyes may be a sign of hyperthyroidism. The pupils are irregular in size, if accompanied by drooping eyelids, it could be a sign of dangerous disease like Horner s…
Vitamin A is indispensable in promoting good vision, immune system function and even ensuring reproductive health (especially in women).
A British grandmother saw her husband's face for the first time after 15 years thanks to a tiny telescope implanted in her eyes.
British scientists have just announced the successful study of the preservation of dry membranes of amniotic sacs, membranes of fetal protection in the uterus, but have…
This is the conclusion made by scientists based on the results of experiments on animals.
The eyes of a man appear as if the star has a electric shock.
A new, breakthrough treatment with only 1 injection, can restore vision for people with genetic eye disease and save hundreds of thousands of others from the risk of bli…
Vitamin B12 deficiency can cause blurred vision or double vision. Ultraviolet rays can burn the cornea, damage the lens and retina, increase the risk of cataracts.
Eye protection and vision are very important, but do you know how? Protect your eyes with the latest advice from experts.
The blind father first saw the faces of his twin sons after a vision recovery operation using his own teeth.
Australian researchers have said that developing technology could support some eyesight for many of the 45,000 blind people in the country of kangaroos.
Scientists have solved the question of why people lose their ability to distinguish different shades of color without knowing it.