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Scientists at Baylor College of Medicine developed eye drops that treat dry eye without the dangerous side effects of steroids. The treatment worked by boosting the eye's natural protective cells instead of just suppressing inflammation.
Researchers at the National University of Singapore created eye drops using spinach plant cells that let human eyes harness light to heal dry eye disease. In lab tests, the treatment reversed corneal damage in five days and outperformed existing medications.