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Scientists develop video game to treat lazy eye
Eye specialists at Glasgow Caledonian University have developed a video game to treat a common sight problem in children.
Children who suffer from a lazy eye can play a Tetris-style game instead of wearing an eye patch.
Ten-year-old Calum Stillie found his sight was much better after playing the game for just a week.
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