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Diaphragm implant safely changes color of iris

Panama City, Panama—An artificial iris dia-phragm implant (NewIris, Kahn Medical Devices) that changes the color of the eyes is safe, easy to implant, well tolerated, and has a more natural appearance than contact lenses, said Delary A. Kahn, MD.

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