Discover how the genetics behind your eye color connects to various health conditions, from melanoma risk to pain tolerance—what your eye shade reveals.

Dark eyes: May be less likely to have macular degeneration. Your eye color can give insight into your overall eye health. “A dark iris blocks more ultraviolet light,” says Christopher Quinn ...

Discover how your eye color genetically determines pain sensitivity, why dark eyes handle pain better, ... blue, green, or hazel eyes are also influencing how intensely you experience physical ...

Cancer: Dark Blue Evil Eye. Cancer should stick with the classic, standard evil eye color. The dark blue evil eye shields them from absorbing negative energy that isn't there, ...

Due to variations in melanin, eye color runs the gamut from very light blue to very dark brown. Green irises (the rarest eye color) have less melanin than brown eyes but more than blue eyes, for ...

If you have the rarest hair color and eye color ... about 90% of the global population has dark brown ... we like to think there’s a rainbow of eye color options out there—violet, blue ...

A baby boy’s eyes temporarily changed from dark brown to bright blue after receiving a common COVID-19 treatment. The 6-month-old from Thailand was diagnosed with COVID-19 after suffering from a ...

Green is also the rarest eye color in America. A 2014 survey by the Academy found that 45 percent of Americans had brown eyes, 27 percent had blue eyes, 18 percent had hazel eyes and nine percent ...

It may sound unbelievable, but reindeer eyes change from a blazing gold in the summer to a deep, dark blue in the winter. However, this isn’t the kind of color change you might expect, as it ...