Restoring Vision to Blind People
Through many studies and experiments, scientists were able to slightly restore a 58-year-old man's vision. He had something known as retinitis pigmentosa; a genetic disease that causes light-gathering cells in the retinas to die. The man could only see some light, and couldn't detect motion or objects. After the surgery, he could now make out objects, and even see lines on the road. He still has to wear special goggles to help him see, but this advancement shows that we are making progress in helping the blind finally see. I think that because of this research, a lot more people will be happier. Not just the people whos blindness can be cured, but for the families of them. Things like this would take a while, of course, but that time would be well spent. The only downside is that these surgeries and therapies aren't fool-proof, but I hope that it'll be a great improvement. Link to article