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 How to change eye color from BROWN to BLUE?
I'm only 13 years old, is this possible? Also, I heard something about pigment, as where you have a lot of pigment, your eye color is brown, and where you have less pigment, your eye color is ...


 First person to write either yes or no wins best vote which ever one I'm thinking of?
hurry your running out of ...


 What color contacts should i get *pic included.)?
http://i281.photobucket.com/albums/kk213/asdfkaci/100_0207.jpg
that's me.
either eletric green: http://www.dixieart.com/Sparklescent_Electric_Green.jpg
or the blue, like the color ...


 What is the rarest eye colour in the world?
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 Do color contacts change your vision color?
for example, if you have green contacts will you see stuff in a greener ...


 Is this pink eye?
for the past 2 or 3 days, usually flaring up at night, it feels like there has been something in my eye. i checked many times and tried to wipe it out but I've seen nothing. Tonight, it got very ...


 Putting Contacts In?
I want to be able to wear contacts, but I have a very difficult time touching my eye and trying to putting contacts in.
Does anyone have any advice, suggestions or exercises that could help me ...


 Why do my eyes hurt after reading?
i have picked up reading again and my eyes hurt really bad after reading only 10 or 15 pages? whats up?
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i was thinking about glasses too but its weird because i can ...


 Can masterbating one time everyday and not sleeping well cause your eyes to get blurry sometimes?

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6-7 hours of sleep everyday....


 What are the consequences for leaving your contacts in over night?....or over 7 nights?
it is a bad habbit that i need to break but i want to kno what it does to your eyes. i kno it has to do something or else the doctors wouldnt tell you to take them out. but they have never stuck and ...



New Hope for Eczema Sufferers
A new discovery made by scientists inspires millions of people suffering from skin conditions with hope for new, better treatment. Experts from the University of Dundee have found the gene that causes dry skin, predisposing people to eczema and asthma. The gene produces a protein that helps the skin form a protective outer barrier. According to the researchers who made the discovery, the gene produces the protein called filaggrin, which helps the skin keep water and foreign organisms out. All genes come in pairs, so the degree of disability depends on the presence of one or two defective copies. Around 10% of the population has a single defective copy, which leads to dry and flaky skin. The people with 2 defective genes, about 1 in 500, have no filaggrin produced and develop a severe and persistent disease called ichthyosis vulgaris. Year-long observations suggested a strong link between eczema, allergies and asthma. A child which has one of these diseases has or is likely to develop the others. This discovery could lead to the development of new treatments for conditions that affect millions of people. "It was a really tough project, but because we had experience in this type of gene, we managed to crack it where others had failed," said Professor Irwin McLean, of Dundee University's human genetics department. "We see this as the dawn of a new era in the understanding and treatment of eczema and the type of asthma that goes with eczema as well. Now we know exactly where the fire is underneath and we can put the hoses in there and hopefully tackle the cause of the problem properly," he added.

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