Californian scientists have discovered a steroid-based compound, called lanosterol, that can dissolve away cataract. REUTERS/Nir Elias Invasive surgery may no longer be required for cataract patients ...
A team of researchers at led by University of California, San Diego have developed a new drug in eye drops that can shrink and dissolve cataracts, which may become an alternative to surgery. Cataracts ...
Scientists, including one of Indian-origin, have discovered a new chemical that could be added to eye drops to help clear up cataracts, the leading cause of blindness. Scientists, including one of ...
Identified as a “priority eye disease” by the World Health Organization, cataracts — caused when the lenses of the eyes lose their transparency — affect more than 20 million people worldwide. Although ...
Researchers in the US have developed a new drug that can be delivered directly into the eye via an eye-dropper to shrink and dissolve cataracts — the leading cause of blindness in humans. While the ...
Is this the end of cataract operations? New eye drops dissolve the deposits that cause cloudy vision
Eye drops that could replace cataract operations are being developed by doctors. Inexpensive to make and easy to administer, the twice-a-day drops could be in widespread use in as little as five years ...
Eye drops could spell the end of cataract surgery - http://t.co/msOmqjwYXr pic.twitter.com/4lShbJ851T — Gizmag (@gizmag) July 23, 2015 Researchers have recently ...
Is this the end of cataract operations? New eye drops dissolve the deposits that cause cloudy vision
Eye drops that could replace cataract operations are being developed by doctors. Inexpensive to make and easy to administer, the twice-a-day drops could be in widespread use in as little as five years ...
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