eyes

Doctors Find 27 Contact Lenses 'Bound Together by Mucus' in a Patient's Eye

By Tessa Berenson Rogers

Your Eyes Might Be Full of Bacteria. Here's Why That's a Good Thing

By Alexandra Sifferlin

In a Scientific First, Blind Mice Regain Eyesight

By Alice Park

Here Is the Biggest Reason You Love Your Dog

By Jeffrey Kluger
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You Asked: Can Computers Really Ruin My Eyes?

You spend most of the day staring at a computer, and your tablet or smartphone lull you to sleep at night. What does all that digital screen time do to your eyes?

By Markham Heid

Is That a Look of Love, or Lust? Science Has the Answer

A wife and husband research team finds different eye movements for love and lust

By Joan E. Greve

Scientists Regrow Part of Eye Using Stem Cells

The discovery is one of the first known examples of tissues being created from adult human stem cells

By Melissa Hellmann

Google Sets Sights on Contacts With Cameras

Forget Glass. The tech giant has filed a patent application for a contact lens with a built-in micro-camera that could be controlled by blinking and would process data to help blind people "see"—and link—to smartphones

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