Werner syndrome

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Medscape Reference reports that Werner syndrome has no racial predilection. However it also says that Werner is syndrome is much more common in Japan and Sardinia. (There are about 1000 cases in the world, 800 of them are in Japan) I believe they are referencing the location having more cases as opposed to the Japanese people being more affected.

Werner Syndrome has common symptoms of premature aging. In particular, a stooped stature, grimaced face, small hands and feet, and osteoporosis. The skin shows many symptoms, including patchiness and a thin top layer. Gray or balding hair and tooth loss are also observed.

Werner Rohland has written:

'Werner Rohland' -- subject(s): Catalogs, Rohland, Werner,, Rohland, Werner, 1899-1974