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Over 16 million people suffer from preventable blindness, but simple surgeries could cure them all permanently.
World-renowned eye surgeon and co-founder of the Cure Blindness Project, Dr. Geoff Tabin, shares how his work has restored sight to millions worldwide. He depicts his journey from conquering Mount Everest to running transformative, sight-restoring camps.
Dr. Tabin discusses the importance of finding true purpose and passion, and what it really takes to change the world.
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