A Black mother from Colorado shared a viral video of her children admiring her children for their blue eyes and blonde hair.

Of course, not all blue eyes are the same. The gradations in blue are due to variations in melanin levels as well. Melanin ...

A 17,000-year-old infant's DNA reveals Ice Age life, rare genetic heart disease, and ancestral connections in southern Italy ...

Blue eyes can be caused by Waardenburg syndrome, a genetic deficiency that changes hair, skin, or eye pigmentation and can be passed down through family genetics, resulting in hearing loss in one ear.

People who inhabited Ireland some 10,000 years ago had dark or black skin and bright blue eyes, geneticist Dr. Lara Cassidy reveals in the 2021 Irish documentary "The Burren: Heart of Stone." ...

If the skin around your eyes looks dull or puffy, it's easy to blame this directly on blue light. But as we know, blue light affects sleep—what you're probably seeing are some of the visible ...

As screen time continues to rise, experts are now becoming concerned about the effects of blue light on skin, and whether our screens can damage our entire faces, not just our eyes. This isn't ...