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As the world watched Warriors star Steph Curry shoot his seemingly effortless 3-pointers, little did anyone know he was squinting and suffering from a diseas

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RELATED: Warriors star Stephen Curry's new sneakers inspired by 9-year-old Napa girl sell out in one day Tammy Lee, a traffic producer at ABC7 News, knows how crippling this genetic disease can be.

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Warriors star Stephen Curry's vision disease diagnosis draws attention to keratoconus . By Dion Lim. Friday, April 5, 2019. Liz Cho has the latest on the Warriors Star Steph Curry who is suffering

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Dr. Indaram says most people discover they have Keratoconus in their early 20's but it can be difficult to diagnose.

https://www.today.com/parents/teen-has-keratoconus-steph-curry-s-eye-disease-t151608
Keratoconus is a degenerative disease of the cornea that causes the normally round cornea to bulge and become cone shaped while thinning. It occurs in about one of 2,000 people but it could be

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VIDEO: Warriors star Stephen Curry's vision disease diagnosis draws attention to keratoconus. As the world watched Warriors Star Steph Curry shoot his seemingly effortless 3-pointers, little did

https://www.potthoffeyecare.com/2019/04/07/stephen-currys-eye-condition-what-is-keratoconus/
Steph Curry, the star of the NBA's Golden State Warriors basketball team recently told the press that he has keratoconus. Keratoconus is a progressive eye disease that involves the cornea, the very front part of the eye that light rays first pass through when entering the eye (it's the part that really hurts if you scratch it and get a

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Warriors' Stephen Curry suffers from a cornea condition called Keratoconus, a disease where the cornea thins over time and begins to change from its natural

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Discover how Stephen Curry's keratoconus treatment and the advanced solutions at Compton Eye Associates can help manage this condition. ... When Golden State Warriors' Stephen Curry revealed his diagnosis and subsequent treatment for

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Paul keeps plugging away at 38. They're counting on their hands and eyes to keep up. Early in Stephen Curry's rise to global phenomenon, his Golden State Warriors teammates and coaches saw

https://www.si.com/nba/2019/04/03/stephen-curry-wearing-contacts-eye-condition-warriors
Steph Curry has a cornea condition and recently addressed the problem by getting contact lenses. Jenna West. Apr 3, 2019. Warriors star Steph Curry saw a slight decline in his shooting last month

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Apr 4, 2019 at 12:24 PM PDT 1 min read. Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry recently got contact lenses as a means to solve his recent shooting slump. Curry also revealed that he has been

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RELATED: Warriors' Stephen Curry fixed his vision -- this is what people with Keratoconus see. Stephanie Slater. The British paraolympic swimmer said she was diagnosed in 2008. She was able to get

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Apparently, Curry has played his entire NBA career with a vision condition called Keratoconus, which occurs when one's normally round cornea thins and begins to bulge out like a cone.

https://www.floridatoday.com/story/life/wellness/2019/05/21/focus-eyes-nba-champ-curry-brings-awareness-keratoconus/3714462002/
Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry has three NBA championship and two league MVP awards. He also has keratoconus. There has been increased awareness of this eye disease because of Curry, who

https://warriorswire.usatoday.com/2019/04/03/steph-curry-the-nbas-greatest-shooter-ever-has-had-vision-problems-his-whole-career/
Steph opened up about his vision problems to The Athletic. He has had a degenerative condition called Keratoconus his whole life. It is a disease in which the cornea thins over time and morphs into a cone shape, deviating from the circular shape it should be. As a result, Curry has an astigmatism that makes his vision blurry.

https://www.goldenstateofmind.com/2019/4/3/18294288/nba-2019-golden-state-warriors-steph-curry-eye-disease-vision-see-contacts-shooter-highlights
Curry has spent the majority of his life with a vision impairment that he recently had corrected via contacts. "For all of his career, his life even, Curry has had issues with his eyes. He said

https://revisionoptometry.com/blog/whats-the-deal-about-steph-curry-having-keratoconus/
An Eye Doctor Weighs In. April 17th, 2019. Regarded by many sports commentators and basketball players as the greatest shooter in NBA history, Steph Curry recently disclosed that he has the eye disease, keratoconus. This disease, which affects about 1 in 375 individuals, can dramatically impair vision. It is characterized by abnormal distortion

https://www.livingwithkeratoconus.com/blogs/stephcurrykc/
Tags: Keratoconus Education. In April 2019, Stephen (Steph) Curry, an American professional basketball player for the Golden State Warriors, announced that he is living with keratoconus. When squinting became "normal" for him, Steph knew that he should probably be fitted for glasses or contacts.

https://keratoconusbaltimore.org/steph-curry-diagnosed-with-keratoconus-credits-contact-lenses-for-reversing-shooting-slump/
Curry, 31, didn't need corrective lenses due to his age or a sudden change in his eyesight. It turns out that Curry has suffered from a cornea condition called Keratoconus for all of his life, according to The Athletic's Marcus Thompson II.Keratoconus is a disease where the cornea thins over time and begins to change from its natural circular shape to one similar to a cone.

http://www.mattweedmd.com/ophthalmology/2019/4/4/stars-eyes-steph-curry-and-keratoconus
Curry also reported that he has long suffered from an eye disease known as keratoconus, and that his new contact lenses have dramatically improved his vision, to the point where "it's like a whole new world has opened up," according to The Athletic. Keratoconus affects the cornea, the clear, front part of the eye pictured at the left in

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/903588/2019/04/03/thompson-steph-curry-fixed-his-vision-and-now-the-warriors-postseason-path-looks-so-much-clearer/
Stephen Curry is on a hot streak from 3-point range thanks to new contact lenses that are helping him address a long-standing eye condition. ... Steph Curry fixed his vision and now the Warriors

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