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A cure for the color blind?

September 29th 2009 06:36

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Sep 22 - Successful gene therapy experiments in monkeys may offer clues to curing color blindness in humans.

Julie Gordon reports.

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Comment by Mr Nice Guy

September 30th 2009 01:02

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Can't believe the co-indicence.

Only did a post this morning on being colour blind.

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Talk about 1 degree of separation.

Comment by Wilson Pon

September 30th 2009 11:30

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Hehe, sounds like two of you having some precognition here? Honestly, it's a new breakthrough for color blind. Hope more research are going to be made in this niche in the near future, Katyzzz.

Comment by katyzzz

October 3rd 2009 13:55

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Nice to see u Mr. N G, seems we are on the same wave length, or just, co-incidentally happened into it across that i degree of separation,

and Wilson, my friend, I'll keep my eyes open and who could dispute that that is good for the brain.

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