by Joel Harrison
13. February 2012 18:45
Since it is known that contact lenses wearers suffer from corneal infections more often than those who use other means of vision correction or do not need to, scientists in many research centres have been conducting studies to understand the reasons ...
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by Joel Harrison
17. November 2011 10:47
Researchers from the University of Washington have managed to implant semitransparent blue and red LED lights in contact lenses. This means that they are closer than ever to developing contact lenses capable of displaying images and videos.
Now, the...
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by Joel Harrison
2. November 2011 08:56
Scientists have developed a new method to restore the vision of people who suffered from eye injuries and certain degenerative eye diseases. The new treatment consists in growing eye cells in a laboratory with the use of tissue samples collected from...
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Tags: Scientists, vision, eye injuries, eye diseases, cells, cornea, Institute of Genetic Medicine, Newcastle, contact lens, Francisco Figueiredo, Royal Victoria Infirmary
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by Joel Harrison
25. October 2011 13:36
Scientists have developed a new method of permanent vision correction. In the near future, everyone will be able to undergo a simple surgical procedure and then stop wearing contact lenses or glasses.
The procedure (referred to as ‘Z Kamra&rsq...
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by Joel Harrison
11. October 2011 14:10
A group scientists carried out a study regarding increasing contact lenses users’ compliance with instructions provided by eye care professionals by improving their understanding of the consequences of failing to follow instructions and the ben...
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