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Eye Health

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Eyes Play Quantum Chemistry with Melanin: Glasses Not Included

Categories Health, Physics & Mathematics, Technology
When eyes are dry, the cornea is more susceptible to injury. By tracking the movements of stem cells (in fluorescent green) in a mouse eye, researchers were able to trace the cells as they differentiated into corneal cells and migrated to the center of the cornea, providing clues about how the cells work to help corneal injuries heal.

New targets for treating dry eye disease and preventing cornea injuries

Categories Health
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Dark Therapy Shows Promise in Addressing Lazy Eye Condition

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health

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