Only for the rich,poor people only be the guinea pigs and would never afford it
The key to this advancement lies in targeting a specific protein known as PROX1. By blocking this protein, researchers successfully stimulated the regeneration of retinal ganglion cells, which are crucial for transmitting visual information from the eye to the brain. This process led to long-term restoration of vision in experimental models, marking the first time nerve regeneration of this kind has been achieved in a mammalian retina.
The implications of this discovery are enormous. Until now, conditions like glaucoma, optic nerve damage, and degenerative retinal diseases were considered irreversible. But this treatment opens the door to a future where blindness could potentially be cured, not just managed.
While further clinical trials and safety evaluations are still necessary, this scientific leap redefines what’s possible in eye care. For millions facing vision impairment or total blindness, the idea of seeing again is no longer a distant dream it’s a real, emerging possibility.
