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Louis Braille

Health Jan 07

Inventor Louis Braille touched lives with literacy

By Dr. Howard Markel

Arts Apr 20

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This poet’s guide dog helped him discover a new world

Born with a condition that left him legally blind and in a family that kept his disability hidden, it wasn’t until poet and professor Stephen Kuusisto was in his late 30s that he decided to train with a guide dog.

Health Jan 14

Luxturna
At $850,000, price for new childhood blindness gene therapy four times too high, analysis says

Luxturna, a gene therapy with a list price $850,000, is the latest flashpoint in the debate over how to afford innovative medicines.

By Andrew Joseph, STAT

Arts Jul 06

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Why I used to love making jokes about Helen Keller

Growing up, Georgina Kleege hated Helen Keller; she saw the famous author and activist as a reproach to her own experience as a young blind woman. But she found a new way to relate to Keller later on, writing her…

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Science Aug 26

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Smart cane may help visually impaired navigate more terrain

A high-tech upgrade to the traditional white cane may help blind and visually impaired people be more confident about navigating the world independently. The NewsHour's April Brown reports from France.

By PBS NewsHour

Sep 02

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Two Decades On, India Eye Clinic Maintains Innovative Mission

By Talea Miller

In this Reporter's Notebook, Fred de Sam Lazaro visits the Aravind Eye Care System, 20 years after he first reported on the hospital in 1989.

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