According the World Health Organization, 37 million people worldwide are blind. A staggering 90% of them live in developing countries and, for most of these individuals, blindness could have been prevented or their eyesight could have been restored if only they had had access to proper eye care. In this audio interview, Houston-based ophthalmologist Oliver Foot speaks with Globeshakers host Tim Zak about his solution: Orbis International. Foot discusses how he founded the ORBIS Flying Eye Hospital, literally a hospital in a DC-10 jet aircraft, which serves as a unique mobile teaching facility bringing together dedicated eye care professionals and aviators to transport the gift of sight around the world. He outlines some of Orbis's remarkable successes.