Frequently Asked Questions 1. If no members of my family are affected by PWS, can I still have a child with the condition? Yes. The majority of cases of PWS occur in families where there has been no history of the condi

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Date: 2011-03-08 01:10:09 Genodermatoses Syndromes Medical genetics Prader–Willi syndrome Chromosome 15 Growth hormone treatment Obesity Genetic disorder Genetic testing Health Medicine Biology		Frequently Asked Questions 1. If no members of my family are affected by PWS, can I still have a child with the condition? Yes. The majority of cases of PWS occur in families where there has been no history of the condi Add to Reading List Source URL: www.mrds.org.my Download Document from Source Website File Size: 198,55 KB Share Document on Facebook

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