Venus Williams is opening up about her experience with Sjögren’s syndrome after being diagnosed over a decade ago. As an athlete, Williams is used to putting her body to work on and off the ...

Williams Syndrome is a rare genetic condition -- so rare, in fact, that few people have ever heard of it. Of about 7,500 newborns, only one will have it. But that one, should you ever meet him or ...

Christopher Knight is bringing smiles to families across the country with a heartwarming new documentary. Williams Syndrome, first identified by researchers in 1961, is a rare genetic condition ...

A rare genetic disorder, Williams Syndrome, affects around 1 in 7,500 to 10,000 people worldwide. It is caused by the deletion of a small segment of chromosome 7, which contains 25–27 genes.

Christopher Knight tells PEOPLE about his experience working on the documentary 'Truelove: The Film,' which features individuals with Williams Syndrome. The movie, which centers around the ...

Indeed, individuals without either Williams or 7q11.23 duplication syndromes - that is to say, most of us - have a balanced gene dosage of GTF2I, and are neither hyper- nor hypo-social.

Her twins' Williams syndrome diagnosis made her angry and scared at first. Now she sees the disorder's positive traits, like being happy all the time.

Tennis legend Venus Williams was diagnosed with Sjogren's Syndrome in 2011, and she gave fans an update about how she's handled living with the condition during a September 2024 appearance on Good ...

Williams Syndrome Brendan Maher did an excellent job in the article: Music, the Brain, and Williams Syndrome.1 In the study on absolute pitch, it should be noted that none of the five Williams ...