Researchers at University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine have successful restored the vision of mice with corneal defects using stem cells treatments. The stem cells were injected directly into the cornea of the mice. Upon completion of the stem cell treatment the eyes of the mice are reported to look no different than the undamaged eyes of other mice.
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Stem Cells to Make Lasik Obsolete
Submitted by administrator on Fri, 02/12/2010 - 06:00- argument against stem cell research
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Implantable Contact Lenses - Do They Work for People Who Can't Have LASIK Surgery?
Submitted by administrator on Thu, 10/29/2009 - 05:00Implantable contact lenses are a permanent solution for patients who suffer from a variety of vision problems. Vision correction is a life changing procedure for patients who depend on eyeglasses and disposable contacts in order to function every day. LASIK surgery is often the first choice for vision correction but sometimes an eye doctor may determine that implantable contact lenses are the best choice.
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