It's a possiblity with improved eye implants called corneal rings. Here's how they work. A surgeon cuts a small incision into the front area of the eye, called the cornea, then slips the ring inside. Once in place, the ring alters the curve of the cornea to correct the patient's vision. There are some risks, though.
Doctors say the biggest advantage of the corneal rings is that they are reversable.
A partnership forged 64 years ago was reinforced today. The 15-passenger van, funded by Care that Counts, was dedicated to Greenvale School for quality affordable child care. This human train was another mode of transportation at Greenvale Nursery School today. The Wolf Trap Foundation for Performing Arts. For more on the Wolf Trap Institute for Early Learning through the arts, check out News-7 Sunday Morning at 8.