Dompé, an Italian biopharmaceutical company, is creating new prospects for the treatment of corneal ulcers in patients affected by neurotrophic keratitis, an untreatable rare eye condition that…
Monthly injections may not be necessary for patients with age-related macular degeneration
Researchers have found that, contrary to pevious clinical trial findings, monthly injections to counteract age-related macular degeneration (AMD) may not be necessary.
Converting stem cells to eye tissue could restore sight
In two separate studies, scientists have developed methods to convert non-embryonic stem cells into eye cells that could be used to restore sight.
Post-operative healing aided by new gel-based eye fluid
In an effort to avoid serious side effects suffered after surgery to repair retinal detachment, vision scientists have developed a new product to help stabilize the eye while it heals.
Reversible glue bandage could save injured soldiers’ vision
Scientists have developed the first reversible glue that could be used on the battlefield to treat eye injuries, potentially saving soldiers’ vision.
Risk of falls in older patients decreased by cataract surgery
New research finds that cataract surgery dramatically decreases the number of falls individuals suffer due to poor vision.