Science and vision
Research finds wearing glasses may reduce chances of catching COVID-19
Scientists in Northern India have suggested that spectacle wearers have a two to three times lower risk of contracting COVID-19 than those who do not wear glasses
1.1 billion people experience sight loss because of difficulties accessing eye care
Landmark report highlights connection between poor eye health and an increased risk of mortality
FDA grants genetic treatment fast-track status
A genetic therapy for achromatopsia has received fast track designation from the US Food and Drug Administration
Vision restored in 78-year-old patient following artificial cornea implantation
A previously blind Israeli man was able to read and recognise family members following the successful surgery
Scientists to develop new tool for the early detection of keratoconus
Loughborough University researchers are working on a device that pinpoints structural deficits in the cornea
Researchers investigate eye health effects of COVID-19
UK scientists have reported on the most common ocular symptoms among those diagnosed with COVID-19
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