Alice Charton
Alice Charton is an 87-year-old retired Parisian who has regained partial vision thanks to the Prima retinal microchip developed by Science Corporation. Afflicted with age-related macular degeneration, a condition affecting over 200 million people globally, Alice represents a remarkable case of hope in medical innovation. Despite the chip not fully restoring her eyesight, it has allowed her to read for a couple of hours each day, significantly improving her quality of life and earning her a feature on the cover of TIME magazine.
Born on Dec 22, 1938 (87 years old)
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Alice Charton is an 87-year-old retired Parisian who has partially regained her sight thanks to the Prima retinal microchip.
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