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Tiny needles hold promise for two key eye diseases

Tiny needles hold promise for two key eye diseases
Needles too tiny to be seen with naked eyes can soon deliver drugs to specific areas relevant to two of the world's leading eye diseases - glaucoma and corneal....

Tiny needles hold promise for two key eye diseases

New Alzheimer's-related memory disorder found

New Alzheimer's-related memory disorder found
Alzheimer's disease now has a new cousin as an international team of researchers has determined criteria for a new neurological disorder called....

New Alzheimer's-related memory disorder found

Canada To Do Clinical Trial Of Ebola Vaccine, Far Away From Ebola Researchers

Canada To Do Clinical Trial Of Ebola Vaccine, Far Away From Ebola Researchers
TORONTO — A clinical trial of the made-in-Canada Ebola vaccine will be conducted in this country, Health Canada and the Public Health Agency of Canada announced Friday.

Canada To Do Clinical Trial Of Ebola Vaccine, Far Away From Ebola Researchers

Sloppy Contact Lens Use Is Driving More 1 Million Eye Infections Each Year

Sloppy Contact Lens Use Is Driving More 1 Million Eye Infections Each Year
NEW YORK — A new government report says sloppy care of contact lenses is a main reason for hundreds of thousands of eye infections each year.

Sloppy Contact Lens Use Is Driving More 1 Million Eye Infections Each Year

Phone use may lead to brain cancer

Phone use may lead to brain cancer
The longer someone talks over the phone - in terms of hours and years - the more likely is he/she to develop glioma, a deadly form of brain cancer, says a new study....

Phone use may lead to brain cancer

Artificial retina could help restore vision of elderly

Artificial retina could help restore vision of elderly
A team of researchers has created a wireless and light-sensitive, flexible film that could potentially substitute a damaged retina....

Artificial retina could help restore vision of elderly