Gene Therapy Plus Visual Stimulation Restores Partial Vision in Genetic Blindness

An international team reported that patients with genetic blindness regained partial vision after receiving photogenic gene therapy combined with a visual stimulation system. The study, published in a peer-reviewed journal, shows participants could detect and locate objects, marking a significant advance in treating inherited retinal diseases. The durability and broader applicability remain uncertain.

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