When Brent Chapman was 13, he took ibuprofen during a Christmas basketball game. It was a drug he had taken before, but what ...

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The tooth-in-eye surgery is very rare—so rare that despite being pioneered in the 1960s Chapman is the first Canadian ever to ...

Tooth-in-eye surgery sounds like science fiction, but it can help people with severely damaged corneas see again. A patient ...

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A 34-year-old Canadian man who has been blind for over two decades can now see out of one eye after undergoing a rare and ...

Brent Chapman miraculously regained his sight after eye surgeon Dr Greg Moloney performed a pioneering procedure using his own tooth in Vancouver, Canada.

At first glance, the phrase “tooth-in-eye” might seem like something that would destroy vision rather than save it. However, this “tooth-in-eye” actually refers to a procedure that’s been working ...