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The disease was first diagnosed in 1951 by DJ Waardenburg, an ophthalmologist. It is characterized by colored skin, irises of different colors, and in some cases, hearing loss and changes in vision.
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The disease was first diagnosed in 1951 by DJ Waardenburg, an ophthalmologist. It is characterized by colored skin, irises of different colors, and in some cases, hearing loss and changes in vision.