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Loading...Retinal Prosthesis: Boon for the Blind?
- Chris from NewsLook
- August 17, 2012
- 8:30 am
- 12 comments
Researchers at Stanford University in California are developing a retinal prosthesis system they hope will one day give millions of blind people the ability to see again. The system has proved successful with rats but is designed ultimately for sufferers of degenerative retinal diseases like Retinitis Pigmentosa.
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Chris from NewsLook
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Kind of defeats the purpose of the plant, but thanks anyway.
Thanks.
Thank you :)
This comment is in response to Junes question concerning "Why we don't take better care of our senio…
very interesting many thanks
12 comments
+ add your ownAmazing!
Great
Miraculous!
I wish they would hurry up! My dad ( who is 94) has macular degeneration and NOTHING would make me happier than for him to be able to see again!
While I do believe that it is great news for those with progressive degenerative vision problems, as well as having the possibility to leading to solutions for other vision issues, such as total blindness, this story was too short to be very newsworthy. How about some details?
Glad it's coming along.
Ok
thank you
Wishing them great success.
Amazing. Thanks Chris.
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