One definition of a cornea is that it is the transparent layer that forms the front of the eye. In this program you’ll hear about the new PROSE dome that is used to help heal cornea problems, about the new corneal transplant procedures and about corneal nerve regeneration. All this and more from the researchers at the Flaum Eye Institute.

: This program will bring you information about what glaucoma is, how you can recognize it, how it is diagnosed and how it is treated. You'll also receive some trusted resources if you want to do research on your own.

In this week's program you'll hear about the movie "The Ticket," still part of the festival circuit and not on the big screen yet. "The Ticket" tells of a man who regains his sight and begins to formulate a new life for himself. You'll also hear about another man, a real person, whose sight has been restored and how that has affected his life.

Right now is good time to clean out your closets and sort out your wardrobe. This program will present tips on how to organize your clothing, jewelry and accessories in order to achieve a "put-together" look, guaranteed to make you feel better about yourself.

Looking back in history you will find many writers who were blind either at the end of their lives or, with some, for their entire lives. In this program, you'll hear about some of the famous writers who were blind, and some that aren't so famous. You'll even hear from a present-day writer who will share what it's like to be a writer who is blind.

This program will bring you a profile of the life of Ray Charles using an article from the archives of Ability magazine. You'll also hear how his legacy continues today.

In today's program you will learn about albinism, a condition characterized by a lack of color in the skin, eyes and hair. You'll also learn how albinos are treated in China and in the African American community.

In this program you will learn details about two kinds of eye surgery. First, cosmetic eye surgery, commonly called an eye lift, will be explored. Then you will hear about the fairly new cataract surgical procedure that uses a laser.

In celebration of Women's History Month, this program will bring you profiles of ten American women who are blind. They will be an inspiration to you.

This program will help you cope with a diagnosis of eye cancer. You will hear information about the types of eye cancer, the signs and symptoms, how it can be diagnosed, and the treatments that might be available to you.