How Traumatic Experiences Can Leave Their Mark on the Human Eye
In a recent study, participants with PTSD showed a different response to threatening, neutral, and pleasant images than those without
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Declining Eyesight Improved by Looking at Deep Red Light
Study finding could signal the dawn of new affordable home-based eye therapies, scientists say
Device Allows Blind and Sighted People to 'See' Shapes
Dynamic stimulation of the visual cortex allows patients in study to "see" letter shapes and correctly identify different letters
Telescope Technology Used to Take First Accurate Images of Glaucoma-Related Eye Structure
Indiana University optometry researchers took the first undistorted images of the eye's trabecular meshwork using methods originally developed to stop stars from appearing to twinkle
The Birth of Vision, from the Retina to the Brain
By decoding the genetic mechanisms that control the neurons of the visual system, researchers at UNIGE are unveiling the first steps in the construction of vision, paving the way for regenerative eye medicine
Retina-On-A-Chip Provides Powerful Tool for Studying Eye Disease
New technology that recreates some of the complexity of the human retina may help scientists study eye disease and screen for drug side effects that harm the eye
Immune System Can Slow Degenerative Eye Disease, Mouse Study Shows
Complement system appears to be double-edged sword depending on the eye disease
Eyes Reveal Early Alzheimer's Disease
Reduced blood capillaries offer a new way to diagnose early cognitive impairment
Hydrogel Contact Lens Created to Treat Serious Eye Disease
The hydrogel works locally by deactivating the harmful MMP enzymes only in the cornea
Findings on Eye-Signal Blending Re-Examines Nobel-Winning Research
Vanderbilt team's results counter to those that garnered the 1981 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine