We are proud and very excited to announce that the Ocular Cell Biology and Keratoconus Research group of Prof. Farhad Hafezi moved from the University of Geneva to the CABMM (Center for Applied Biotechnology and Molecular Medicine) of the University of Zurich per January 1, 2016.
Myopia is a growing concern on a global level. In certain areas of Asia, up to 90% of school children are affected. In Japan, progressive myopia represents the third leading cause of blindness.
This article shines a light on attempts that were made in the past years to reshape the cornea using various non-surgical techniques and then….to “freeze” that shape using cross-linking
Article based on an interview with the ELZA member Prof. Farhad Hafezi: when and how can vision be improved by laser after cross-linking for keratoconus?
