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for years, doctors assumed that once a blind person passed a critical age in infancy without regaining vision, their brain would never be able to make sense of the visual world. A project called Prakash demolished this hypothesis. Since 04, the surgeons of the project eye congenital cataracts removed hundreds of blind children, adolescents and young adults in India, sight restoration. The surprising ability Prakash patients to regain vision substantial rewrites our understanding of visual neuroscience. While the survey how the newly preview process visual cues, project scientists are peeling away layers of mystery about aspects of the view that come pre-programmed and are shaped by experience.
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