Black, Hispanic, and Asian babies commonly have brown or black eyes. A baby's eye color may change over time ... a genetic condition known as aniridia. Aniridia is bilateral, meaning that it ...

A 32-year-old woman with familial aniridia had a long history of progressive corneal opacities in both eyes. Her father, grandfather, and sister were also affected. At the age of 12 years ...

Your eye color fully matures in infancy ... to treat traumatic eye injuries and medical conditions. These include aniridia, when the entire iris is missing, and coloboma, when part of the iris ...

Canadian scientists have developed a potential cure for a rare eye disease, aniridia, that severely limits the vision of human beings. Scientists from the University of British Columbia and ...

British scientists offer a ray of hope to persons suffering from aniridia - a rare defect of being born with no iris. Around 1,000 people in the UK alone, suffer from this rare genetic disorder ...