A decade after losing her sight, a B.C. woman can see again — through her tooth

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A woman in british columbia who was blind for a decade has regained her sight. The restoration of her vision is attributed to a medical procedure, with some reports specifying it involved a "tooth-in-eye" surgery. The details of the procedure and the woman's circumstances are not entirely clear, with various reports providing different information.

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