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Hey, it's Marcus welcoming you to another edition of Cool Stuff Daily. And on this Tuesday episode,

incredible news for those with sight issues. I'll explain coming up right now.

And now a story from The Good News Network, citing an article from Fierce Biotech and author

Connor Hale. The first successful human implant of a 3D printed cornea made from human

eye cells cultured in a laboratory has restored a patient's site. The North Carolina-based company that

developed the cornea described the procedure as a world first and a major milestone towards

its goal of alleviating the lack of available donor tissue and long wait times for people

seeking transplants. According to Precise Bio, its robotic biofabrication approach

could potentially turn a single donated cornea into hundreds of lab-grown graphs at a time when

there's currently only one available for every 70 patients who need one. For Aria Bat, Precise Bio's

co-founder and CEO, quote,

this achievement marks a turning point for regenerative ophthalmology, a moment of real hope

for millions living with corneal blindness. For the first time, a corneal implant manufactured entirely

...