The UK's Daily Mail reports that thanks to advances in technology, contact lenses have been "transformed...into valuable health tools" that do more than just correct vision.
For example,
Red-tinted contact lenses have been developed to relieve the agony of migraines. They work by filtering out wavelengths of light that over-stimulate retinal receptors - lightsensitive tissues lining the inner surface of the eye - which results in head pain.
Researchers at the University of Western Ontario, Canada, have created lenses that chemically react to glucose found in tears as a means of monitoring glucose levels in diabetics.
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