People with Williams Syndrome treat strangers as their new best friends. Now the condition is revealing clues to our evolutionary past – and what makes us human.

One of the nation’s first specialty centers for children and adults with Williams syndrome recently opened at the University ...

A planned $2 million upgrade at Savannah’s Playground in The Market Common will be fueled in part by a state grant. The Myrtle Beach City Council on Tuesday ...

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 ...

Tobi has a rare genetic condition called Williams syndrome that can be characterized by extreme friendliness, low inhibitions, and a deeply trusting nature. Those who have it may treat strangers ...

For Penn researcher and her son, new center focused on Williams syndrome has special meaning 02:32. A new specialty center opened Tuesday at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania in ...

This Rare Medical Condition Makes You Love Everyone. Williams syndrome, which affects 30,000 people in the U.S., is often called the opposite of autism.

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.

While the broader genetic region underlying Williams syndrome has previously been studied, scientists at UC San Diego hypothesized that one gene in particular - GTF2I ...

The 28-year-old from Rockhampton lives with Williams syndrome, a condition that affects one in every 10,000 people worldwide. Growing up, Ms Stevenson said not many people knew about the condition ...

People with Williams Syndrome treat strangers as their new best friends. Now the condition is giving clues to our evolutionary past – and what makes us human. Imagine walking down the street and ...