
Using Gene Therapy to Help the Blind See
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The Brain's Remarkable Adaptability in Vision Restoration
This chapter examines the remarkable potential of gene therapy to restore vision in individuals who have been blind since birth, featuring the case of a 70-year-old patient who saw improvements post-treatment. It highlights the brain's ability to adapt and process visual information, emphasizing that true vision is processed in the brain rather than just through the eyes.
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