New Hope In Sight For Cataract Patients: Coated Lens Set To Reduce Post-Op Infection

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Research presented at the British Pharmaceutical Conference (BPC) in Manchester reveals that coating an artificial lens with antibiotics could significantly reduce the risk of post-operative infection, and even blindness, for cataract patients.

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New Hope In Sight For Cataract Patients: Coated Lens Set To Reduce Post-Op Infection

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