Health & Medicine
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Blind Man Partially Regains His Vision With the Help of Genes From Algae
A blind man who could only perceive the dimmest bit of light now has the ability to perceive fuzzy shapes, all thanks to gene therapy and a pair of uniquely engineered goggles.
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