Williams-Beuren syndrome, a hereditary disease that affects a limited number of individuals is generally recognized as Williams Syndrome. It creates a slew of developmental issues, such as heart and blood vessel disorders, musculoskeletal concerns, and learning deficits.
Despite the existence of a genetic relationship, a person can be born with the condition without a family history of it. The National Drug Abuse Institute also says that the disease is primarily caused by random, rather than inherited genetic alterations. Affected people, on the other hand, have a fifty percent risk of passing it on to their children.
