Genetic testing can confirm albinism and what variety it is, but offers no medical benefits, except in the case of non-OCA disorders. Such disorders cause other medical problems in conjunction with albinism, and may be treatable. Genetic tests are currently available for parents who want to find out if they are carriers of ty-neg albinism. Diagnosis of albinism involves carefully examining a person's eyes, skin and hairs. Genealogical analysis can also help.
Albinism in humans
Photosensitivity in humans
Albinism in popular culture
Coenurosis in humans
Rabies in animals
Aluminium toxicity in people on dialysis
Ciguatera fish poisoning
Cholestasis facies