According to "Med TV Huntington's disease strikes", it is estimated that 3 out of 7 people per 100,000 of European origin are affected by this disease. This disorder is less common in other populations, such as; Japanese and African Americans. Huntington's disease is a genetic disorder whose symptoms, including behavioral disturbances, hallucinations and irritability, can only be reduced through treatment. As time passes, the person suffering from Huntington's disease loses more and more control over their personal thoughts. Childhood is the time when Huntington's disease begins early. Adult-onset individuals are people in their 30s and 40s. The average lifespan of an individual with Huntington's disease is 10-20 years. There are many aspects of this disease that are important to professionals who are looking for new treatments and even possible cures. Huntington's disease has been around for centuries and affects many people. According to "Learn Genetics", the disease is named after Dr. George who first described it in 1872. Dr. George's presentations on the disease are what made the idea...