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A cataract is cloudiness in the crystalline lens of the eye that results in a gradually progressive painless diminution of vision.

Premature Baby’s Vision Restored With Rare Cataract Surgery

Premature Baby’s Vision Restored With Rare Cataract Surgery

Discover how doctors at Nethradhama Eye Hospital in Bengaluru successfully restored vision for a premature infant with congenital cataracts.

Say Goodbye to Surgery: New Cataract Treatment Offers Hope

Say Goodbye to Surgery: New Cataract Treatment Offers Hope

Scientists discover protein that reverses cataracts, paving way for potential surgery-free treatment.

New Eye-opening Discovery Offers Hope to Congenital Cataract Patients

New Eye-opening Discovery Offers Hope to Congenital Cataract Patients

New study discovers the changes in brain structures that underlie sight recovery in patients with congenital cataracts, a leading cause of treatable blindness in children and teens

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Anesthesia Management During Cataract Surgery: New Insights

Anesthesia Management During Cataract Surgery: New Insights

During cataract surgical procedure, ophthalmologists may be able to safely cut back on having anesthesiologists or nurse anesthetists routinely at bedside.

Earth’s Ozone Depletion Puts Billions Of Lives At Risk Of Skin Cancer And Cataracts

Earth’s Ozone Depletion Puts Billions Of Lives At Risk Of Skin Cancer And Cataracts

Depletion of the ozone layer exposes humans to harmful ultraviolet radiation (UV) and increases the risk of skin cancer and cataracts.

Does the Cataract Surgery Waiting Period Increase the Risk of Falls?

Does the Cataract Surgery Waiting Period Increase the Risk of Falls?

A new study shows that timely and equitable access to cataract surgery is needed to prevent injuries and promote healthy aging.

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Do Cataracts Go Up When Cholesterol Goes Down?

Do Cataracts Go Up When Cholesterol Goes Down?

The loss of function due to genetic changes in the HMGCR gene is similar to that of cholesterol-lowering statin medication.

Drug Therapy for Cataracts Heads a Step Closer

Drug Therapy for Cataracts Heads a Step Closer

New treatment for cataract has shown positive results in laboratory tests, giving hope it could soon be treated with drugs.

Artificial Intelligence Algorithm to Detect Cataracts

Artificial Intelligence Algorithm to Detect Cataracts

The eye images obtained by low-cost near-infrared (NIR) cameras powered by artificial intelligence (AI) can assist in cataract detection.

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Can Cataract Surgery Curtail the Risk of Dementia?

Can Cataract Surgery Curtail the Risk of Dementia?

Risk of dementia, especially Alzheimer's disease might be reduced by 30% with cataract surgery among the aged ones.

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