An eight-year-old girl died in Ukraine with Progeria syndrome and Anna Sakidon is the smallest death to a patient with “premature aging”, which affects only 160 people worldwide. “Anna” was suffering from a rare genetic disease known scientifically as “Progeria”, as she appeared at the age of eighty while her real age was only 8 years.
According to the “Previously” website, the child’s weight was within the range of seven kilograms, knowing that she died due to damage that affected many of her internal organs because she was aging physiologically..
For one who suffers from this rare disease, one year is equivalent to 10 years, and the bones of those with it grow slowly while the rest of the organs develop quickly..
According to specialists, deaths of “early aging” patients are often due to strokes and strokes, and those with it suffer from paralysis during their lifetime..
Recent research conducted in the Netherlands indicates that “progeria” affects one person in every 20 million, and that the number of people with the disease currently registered around the world is only 160.
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