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A step closer to Google glasses

Google recently found yet another way to tweak the curiosity of technophiles, by unveiling a new video introducing its new “smart” glasses called...

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Epithelial cells grown in a petri dish

Discoveries by scientists at Monash University, in Australia, have brought us closer to a treatment for congenital eye conditions caused by damage to...

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Winter may accelerate the progression of nearsightedness

 Nearsightedness may progress faster in children during winter, due to reduced exposure to daylight, than during summer That’s what researchers...

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New program from Hoya and Clarion

 Hoya Vision Care Canada sealed a strategic partnership with Clarion Medical Technologies, one of the country’s largest private medical companies,...

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Vision: a casualty of war

 A recent study published in Optometry and Vision Science has found that soldiers often develop vision problems after a blast-related traumatic...

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New glasses for people with colour-blindness

 American neurobiologist Mark Changizi has developed eyewear that corrects colour-blindness and clearly enhances colour vision This innovation is...

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Barack Obama honours LASIK inventor

 American President Barack Obama awarded Gholam Peyman, the inventor of  LASIK eye surgery, the National Medal of Technology and Innovation This is...

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Contact lenses play the role of sterile dressing

 A new type of therapeutic soft contact lenses developed in Russia by Liomed could soon greatly contribute to healing eye burns The new lens would...

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UV rays don’t take winter holidays

A new study by Johnson & Johnson Vision Care shows that 90% of patients only feel exposed to UV rays in summer Only 6% of respondents thought to...

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What our ancestors looked like

A method used to determine hair and eye colour using human remains is able to specify what people from the Middle Ages must have looked like The...

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