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Amsterdam -
A visionary vet has given an elephant at Amsterdam's Artis Zoo the ability to see again, thanks to an ingenious "eye"-dea: contact lenses.
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Bridgeport -
Police have arrested a Florida man Tyree Lincoln Smith, 35, who allegedly killed and ate a man in the city of Bridgeport, Connecticut. Smith is alleged to have killed 43-year-old Angel "Tun Tun" Gonzalez with a hatchet and ate his eyes and brain.
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Take important steps offered by the American Optometric Association in safeguarding your child's eye sight while using computers or other devices.
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Women with higher levels of Vitamin D were less likely to show early effects from age-related macular degeneration (AMD), according to a recent study.
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Six years ago Marilyn Leisz received plastic surgery, and now she is unable to do what many people take for granted - Leisz can no longer close her eyes fully.
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Each year for the annual Heroes & Hearts Awards fundraiser luncheon, artists are chosen to submit their "heart-art" creations to be displayed and then auctioned to help support the on-going efforts of the San Francisco General Hospital Foundation.
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Stanway -
A community of mandrills at a zoo in the UK has been seen doing something no other members of their species appears to do, covering their eyes with one hand.
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Internet Eyes, a UK website that pays viewers to report shoplifters has raised concerns about privacy among some people.
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Researchers in Sweden and Canada have developed a way to implant artificial corneas. The synthetic corneas can help repair damage to eye tissue and improve vision. One of the researchers behind the discovery discusses the new procedure.
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A non-profit Filipino non-government organization (NGO) in cooperation with Asia Pacific Economic Conference (APEC) will open a call center in the Philippines that will employ blind and visually impaired persons only.
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Britain's last maker of glass eyes
Male nightingales that sing to defend their territory quarrel more at eye level, say scientists.
Developments in eye-tracking technology are helping advertisers predict what products will appeal to customers.
Computer games which can be controlled by eye movements are being developed by researchers at a UK university.
 Using surgical implants to change eye colour can rob people of their vision, some Canadian eye specialists warn.
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