When someone passes away, they can leave behind a gift that saves someone else's sight. This act is known as eye donation. The cornea is the part of the eye usually donated. It's a bit like giving a part of yourself to help someone see the world again.

Let's dive into the world of eye donation and university students. Imagine a place where college students are all about learning and growing. How many of these students know about eye donation? This is what a study wanted to find out.

College students in Morang, Nepal were the focus. This study wanted to see, how much they know about eye donation and if they are willing to donate their eyes. The World Health Organization (WHO) has some shocking numbers. Every five seconds, someone loses their sight. That's a lot of people going blind. Around 45 million people can't see, and this number grows by 1 to 2 million each year. These numbers tell us that eye donation is a big deal. It can change the lives of people who have lost their sight.

It's also important to share some general knowledge. Eye donation isn't just about giving away a part of the eye. It's about helping someone see again. The cornea is the part that's usually donated and it can restore a person's sight. This is a gift that can change someone's life. A person can go from being blind to seeing the world again.

Opening Our Eyes: Do College Students Know About Eye Donation?

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