Can video games help people with cataract?
Playing video games could improve the vision of people born with cataracts, a new research has found.
News Section | Ophthalmology
Astonishing bionic enables blind to see
Limited trials of a bionic eye that could restore sight to the blind have produced “astonishing” results, says a new study
Terminator-Style contact lens comes closer to reality
Scientists at the University of Washington and Aalto University, Finland, have developed a prototype contact lens that could potentially provide the wearer with hands-free information updates
How we see family resemblance in faces
A new study has shed light on our ability to identify members of a family from facial structures
Long space missions severely deteriorate astronauts’ vision
Long space missions have adverse affect on astronauts’ eyes and vision, a new study has revealed
Simple 20-sec laser treatment can turn brown eyes blue
A US doctor has claimed that brown eyes could be turned into blue through a simple 20-second laser treatment procedure
Physical fitness key to keeping your eyes healthy
Maintaining an active lifestyle could be a new way to keep our eyes healthy and reduce glaucoma risk, a new study has suggested
Remain outdoors to reduce nearsightedness
More time spent outdoors is likely to stave off the risk of myopia or nearsightedness in children and adolescents
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