How to pronounce “cataract” in English

A cataract surgeon-- but he said, why is it $1,900 to get your eyesight back when you're 80-years-old?

Same cataract lenses are being sold for $150 in United States.

those cataracts removed for the first time they can see or they should be able

We have a cataract eye camp in a place called Barsana, which is a holy place where Sri Radha and Krishna lived

There was no cataract surgery or latest contact lenses.

in one eye after a cataract operation that went south, and then just the extreme pain

who is blind because of cataracts would get either from their health insurance or from Medicare when they reach 65, Medicaid if they were poorer.

About a man who got cataracts taken off as an adult.

Dental checkups, cataract surgery, hip replacements, doggie day care, spas.

I stayed there for 9 years I did cataract surgeries and retinal detachment surgeries In the university hospital

So we do thousands and thousands of free cataract surgeries in the villages, a lot of education in the ghettos and village schools for health.

have let's say who are congenitally blind because they have cataracts have

and she was going blind in both eyes with cataracts.

This statistic does not include the eye diseases-- including cataracts and macular degeneration-- that come from exposure to indoor air pollution, which

A friend of mine who was born with cataracts and had them operated on fairly young, but

madagascan primate and apparently lemas have a a predisposition to cataracts who

it was either 1,000 or 10,000 people's cataracts

And now there is going to be a lot of people with cataract, mature cataract, hypermature cataract, waiting for that day when they can get a ray of hope,

And right now we are working on how to use AI to diagnose cataract early enough.

Her eyes, even under the gossamer of burgeoning cataracts, were a pair of darting, glimmering circles, that were abnormally large for her face,

And maybe there's forms of charity that are more powerful than just giving out free cataract surgery to people chosen at random.

I used to be blind as a bat, but now that I've had double cataract surgery, my vision is better than it ever was.

We did some work a few years ago on whether you have ultraviolet-blocking lenses for cataract transplants or blue-blocking.

And we found no difference between UV-blocking and blue-blocking lenses on sleep/wake timing in those individuals who had undergone cataract surgery.

Of course, they didn't have hip replacements and cataract surgery back then.

So there's a lot of people who are blind in the world because they can't afford cataract surgery which is a very simple surgery that everyone in the United States

Just to give you a comparison, they got license for the cataract lenses.

And if they don't get a free surgery, they're going to go blind from cataracts.

But in developing countries, there are millions of people who are blind because of cataracts.

It's actually where they manufacture the intraocular lenses that they use to replace damaged lenses -- our own lenses that are damaged by cataracts.

And there were so many middle-aged people who, from river blindness, cataracts, trachoma, could not see, could not work, could not look after their kids.

And as far as some of the more public programs, like the feeding of the children-- and the hospital does a lot of programs-- because cataracts are the number one

They get less cancer, they get less heart disease, they get fewer cataracts.