Sunday, January 9, 2011 Mind-Body
"Those things that nature denied to human sight, she revealed to the eyes of the soul."
— Ovid

Stem Cell Transplant Helps Athletic Student See Again

Stem Cell Transplant Helps Athletic Student See Again
Taylor Binns was nearly blind by the time he met Allan Slomovic this fall at Toronto Western Hospital. A rare, extremely painful disorder that damages stem cells in the cornea had blurred his vision. Sometimes it felt as if he was being stabbed in the eyes with a knife. But the fourth-year Queen's University student is celebrating the gift of sight thanks to his kid sister, Tori, and a new stem cell transplant program started by Dr. Slomovic and his colleagues.

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