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During his lecture "Genetic Eye Diseases -- Prevalence in the Arab World and Current Status of Molecular Testing", Dr Elias I Traboulsi, Director of the Centre for Genetic Eye Diseases at Cleveland Clinic's Cole Eye Institute in USA talked about the importance of using genetic testing to identify the main causes of genetic blindness in the UAE and Arab region.
Importance of Testing for Genetic Eye Disease in the Arab World by Albawaba.com
Eye tests can thus prevent many destructive eye diseases.
Eye Exams Are Important for Everyone, Here?s Why by Suzanne Hughes / Health care industry community
Byline: ANI Washington, Oct 21 (ANI): In a novel study, researchers have successfully improved vision in people with blinding eye diseases by transplanting fetal tissue in the eye.
Fetal tissue helps restore partial vision in the blind by Asian News International
 
 
 
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