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Risks for Developing Wilson Disease
Who Is at Risk for Developing Wilson Disease?
Wilson disease is rare, affecting just one in 40,000 people. Both of your parents need to carry the mutation of the ATP7B gene, in order for you to get it. If only one parent has it, you may inherit the gene, but never develop the disease. Wilson disease affects men and women equally.