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Scientists Discover Ancient Link Between Human Eyes And Hidden Brain Organ
The research team examined the possible origins of vision by looking back at one of humanity's earliest ancestors.
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Eye Health: Constantly Rubbing Your Eye? This Could Be Why
Eyes Health: Understanding the reasons behind your urge to rubbing eyes is crucial to break the habit and prevent potential complications.
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Jasmin Bhasin Reveals Her Corneas Were Damaged After She Wore Lenses: "Can't See"
Jasmin said, "I can't see, and I am struggling to even sleep due to the pain"
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Malaysian Man Undergoes Cornea Transplant Due To Excessive Eye Rubbing
The cornea is the clear, dome-shaped surface that covers the front of the eye. It is crucial for focusing your vision.
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Family Of 43-Year-Old Brain Dead Man Donates His Organs To Save Lives
The family of a 43-year-old man who was declared brain dead at AIIMS-Delhi following a head injury donated his organs, helping save multiple lives.
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New 3D-Printed Human Corneas Can Aid Transplants
In a first, British scientists have 3D printed human corneas that could cut down shortage of eye donors available for transplant. Using a simple low-cost 3D bio-printer, the bio-ink was successfully extruded in concentric circles to form the shape of a human cornea.
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New Device Simulates Tears To Treat 'Dry Eyes'
Scientists have developed a tiny device to electronically stimulate tear production, which could help sufferers of dry eye syndrome, one of the most common eye diseases in the world.
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Artificial Cornea made of human collagen
A ground-breaking procedure is being developed to correct a type of blindness which strikes 10 million people each year. To overcome a worldwide shortage of human donors, scientists from Canada and Sweden are producing artificial corneas to replace those damaged by malnutrition, disease, or old age. Healthy corneas are essential to good sight, but ...
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Doctors oppose the release of the film Naina
Many ophthalmologists have opposed the film due to the myths described in the film.
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Cheek cells may repair damaged corneas
Thin sheets of cheek tissue can be used to replace the damaged corneas of people blinded by certain eye diseases.
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Scientists Discover Ancient Link Between Human Eyes And Hidden Brain Organ
The research team examined the possible origins of vision by looking back at one of humanity's earliest ancestors.
-
Eye Health: Constantly Rubbing Your Eye? This Could Be Why
Eyes Health: Understanding the reasons behind your urge to rubbing eyes is crucial to break the habit and prevent potential complications.
-
Jasmin Bhasin Reveals Her Corneas Were Damaged After She Wore Lenses: "Can't See"
Jasmin said, "I can't see, and I am struggling to even sleep due to the pain"
-
Malaysian Man Undergoes Cornea Transplant Due To Excessive Eye Rubbing
The cornea is the clear, dome-shaped surface that covers the front of the eye. It is crucial for focusing your vision.
-
Family Of 43-Year-Old Brain Dead Man Donates His Organs To Save Lives
The family of a 43-year-old man who was declared brain dead at AIIMS-Delhi following a head injury donated his organs, helping save multiple lives.
-
New 3D-Printed Human Corneas Can Aid Transplants
In a first, British scientists have 3D printed human corneas that could cut down shortage of eye donors available for transplant. Using a simple low-cost 3D bio-printer, the bio-ink was successfully extruded in concentric circles to form the shape of a human cornea.
-
New Device Simulates Tears To Treat 'Dry Eyes'
Scientists have developed a tiny device to electronically stimulate tear production, which could help sufferers of dry eye syndrome, one of the most common eye diseases in the world.
-
Artificial Cornea made of human collagen
A ground-breaking procedure is being developed to correct a type of blindness which strikes 10 million people each year. To overcome a worldwide shortage of human donors, scientists from Canada and Sweden are producing artificial corneas to replace those damaged by malnutrition, disease, or old age. Healthy corneas are essential to good sight, but ...
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Doctors oppose the release of the film Naina
Many ophthalmologists have opposed the film due to the myths described in the film.
-
Cheek cells may repair damaged corneas
Thin sheets of cheek tissue can be used to replace the damaged corneas of people blinded by certain eye diseases.
