They say "the eyes are the window to the soul." But a new study suggests the eyes may also offer a sneak peek at the risk of serious skin problems down the roadThe results showed that people with blue eyes were less likely to develop vitiligo. Meanwhile, people with brown eyes were more likely to develop the skin disease and its characteristic white patches of skin and hair.Researchers say the findings suggest eye color may also have important implications on melanoma risk because the two diseases are related genetically.To see more details visit,www.webmd.com
