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HealthMIT study reveals how vision can be restored in adults with ‘lazy eye’

Temporarily shutting down retinal activity can revive dormant visual pathways, offering new hope for adult amblyopia treatment.

Joseph Shavit
InnovationsScientists develop retina E-paper display with 25k pixels per inch, matching human visionShy Cohen
DiscoveriesMeet ‘Olo’: The vivid new color only five people have ever seen
HealthBreakthrough new treatment developed for retinitis pigmentosa
AIGroundbreaking eye scanner detects Diabetes, Heart Disease, Alzheimer’s
DiscoveriesResearchers solve the mystery of why humans blink so much
DiscoveriesNew drug delivers the same health benefits as physical exercise, study finds
DiscoveriesBreakthrough retina cell discovery could help treat blindness
DiscoveriesLife-changing eyedrops could replace injections for common eye disease
DiscoveriesMachine learning can identify mild cognitive impairment from retinal scans
DiscoveriesNew gene-editing technique could reverse vision loss and blindness in humans
DiscoveriesLab-grown eye cells could be the cure for blindness, study finds
DiscoveriesEye-opening discovery about adult brain’s ability to recover vision
Global GoodThe sound of vision: Sound can stimulate blind retina to see again
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