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Researchers at Rush University Medical Center have treated 4 retinitis pigmentosa patients by implanting light powered microchips in their eyes. This provides a unique opportunity for correcting this blinding affliction. The implants consist of a silicon microchip approximately 2mm in diameter. For more details check out the details at the scienceblog.
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