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The Chemistry of How Blue Light Accelerates AMD
Thursday, August 16 2018 | 05 h 51 min | Vision Science
Chemists at the University of Toledo say they have found the mechanism that explains how blue light from digital devices can transform retinal...
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Genetic Factors for Myopia Identified
Thursday, July 5 2018 | 05 h 41 min | Vision Science
A genetic study from the Mainz University Medical Center has identified 161 genetic factors for myopia Published in Nature Genetics by the...
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First 3D Printed Human Corneas
Friday, June 29 2018 | 09 h 31 min | Vision Science
A low cost technique of creating human corneas could be used to ensure an unlimited supply of transplants Ten million people worldwide require...
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New Optical Implant Inspired by Butterfly Wing Structure
Thursday, June 21 2018 | 05 h 57 min | Vision Science
Researchers at Caltech looked to nature for inspiration to design more effective, longer-lasting eye implants Hyuck Choo, assistant professor of...
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Preliminary Results in Clinical Trial for Dry AMD Implant
Thursday, May 3 2018 | 06 h 22 min | Vision Science
The first clinical human trial of an implant designed to treat dry AMD has produced preliminary results The trial, led by Dr Amir Kashani of the...
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