Albinism is a rare condition that causes the skin, hair, or eyes to have little or no color. It also leads to vision problems. Discover causes, treatments, and more.

How Photographing Albinism Changed This Family's Future. While shooting a story about the condition, Stephanie Sinclair and her husband decided to adopt two albino children from China.

13 Stunning Photos of Gorgeous People With Albinism. By Lauren Levinson. Updated on June 3, 2018 at 3:55 PM. ... featuring people with Albinism. In case you are not familiar with it, ...

A British-Asian family with 15 members with albinism told how they were rejected and abused ... Center Parcs reveals new pictures of £400,000,000 UK holiday village and it's 'stunning' ...

Albinism is particularly prevalent in Tanzania, with one in 1,400 affected, according to a 2006 BMC Public Health report. This compares with one in 20,000 in Western countries.

According to the National Organization For Albinism and Hypopigmentation, approximately one in 18,000 are affected by albinism, meaning their hair, skin, and/or eyes lack melanin, the pigment that ...

These 12 Photos of People With Albinism Will Take Your Breath Away "I wanted to show their distinct, beautiful features in a positive way." By Brooke Shunatona Published: Oct 07, 2015 10:43 AM EDT ...

While albinism is avoided as taboo in South Africa and regarded an oddity for not fitting society’s norms, photographer Justin Dingwall explores the aesthetics of albinism in contrast to the … ...

After a wave of kidnappings and attacks that terrorized people with albinism in Mozambique started in 2014, local police warned Josina’s mother, Joana, to take extra care to keep her child safe.

The current record-holding family has four albino members, but this brood boasts 15. Aslam Parvez and his brother were both living in Pakistan with albinism and were matched in marriage with a ...

Albinism is an inherited condition that results in the absence, or near absence, of pigmentation in the eyes, skin and hair. Image source, Justin Dingwall Image caption, Three Marys Blue ...

Albinism is particularly prevalent in Tanzania, with one in 1,400 affected, according to a 2006 BMC Public Health report. This compares with one in 20,000 in Western countries.