When English chemist John Dalton first wrote about color blindness in 1798, he must have wondered how science would improve the quality of life for people living with the condition. Today ...

Dalton is named for John Dalton, an English chemist who realized he was colorblind and published the first paper about the condition in 1798. "We've had Dalton and Sam for 10 years.

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Korean venture company RMK launched Dalton, a sunglass designed for color blindness correction.

This ability to diagnose Dalton's condition almost 200 years later, as well as the shared condition of Dalton and his brother, point toward the genetic basis of some forms of color blindness.

Scientists have used gene therapy to achieve full color vision in two male squirrel monkeys that were born unable to tell red from green. Researchers say the technique could someday be used on ...