Ophthalmology
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Light and drops: A new method for restoring vision
Researchers at the Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia have developed light-activated drugs that restored visual functions in blind mice. Two of the substances tested were effective as eye drops, requiring no genetic modification or device implantation. The findings were published in the "Journal of the American Chemical Society".
Not just laser eye surgery: innovations in ophthalmology you should know about
In the not-so-distant past, people visited an ophthalmologist mainly when their glasses no longer fit or when they were diagnosed with conditions like cataracts. Today, thanks to advanced examinations, more precise treatments, and a broad view of all parts of the eye, it is possible to identify problems earlier, tailor more accurate solutions, and in some cases, prevent significant deterioration...
The Invisible Threat: How Air Pollution Harms Children's Eyes
An international review study has linked exposure to fine PM2.5 particles to myopia and eye diseases in children. Experts warn that chronic exposure can lead to irreversible structural changes in the eye.
The child does not say he cannot see: The signs you need to know before first grade
How to identify myopia, which signs should raise a red flag, when is it important to get an eye exam, and what can be done to reduce the impact of screens on children's vision? Dr. Hana Rena, an ophthalmology specialist at Meuhedet, explains: "One of the challenges in identifying vision problems in children is that they do not always complain. Therefore, parents should pay attention to changes in...