From deep in the article: "(In 1989, an American ophthalmologist named Richard Stone found that he could induce myopia in chickens by manipulating light levels

From deep in the article: "(In 1989, an American ophthalmologist named Richard Stone found that he could induce myopia in chickens by manipulating light levels, and that there was less dopamine in the retinas of the myopic chickens.)" And yet it took so many years to draw the conclusions for human myopia. I'm wondering how many insights are still hidden in scholar articles waiting to be put together. Would an LLM trained on scholar data be able to answer a well-posed question with new insights?