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| Item Listing | Visual Awareness Date: March 16, 2009
Having 20/20 vision means your eyes function properly. But it's your brain that determines how useful your vision really is. New research shows that much of what your eyes see goes completely unnoticed by your brain. Dan Simons is one of the experts in this field of study. The professor from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign recently gave a presentation at Kansas State University. As part of our series, "Kansas Health: A Prescription for Change," Health Reporter Bryan Thompson spoke with Simons about his research into Visual Awareness.
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Dan Simons conducts research on Visual Awareness at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He spoke with KPR's Bryan Thompson during a recent appearance at Kansas State University. For more information about Visual Awareness -- and Professor Simons's research -- visit our website at kpr.ku.edu. Just click on the "health series" link.
Funding for the health series is provided by the Sunflower Foundation of Topeka and the Kansas Health Foundation of Wichita.
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