The health clues hidden in a face: Family photo could soon diagnose some of the rarest genetic diseases in just a few hours

Next time your watching one of the those jew manufactured anti-German blood libel indoctri-mentaries, with the foreboding background music and somber voiced narrator, telling you how sadistic diabolical NAZI[color="Gray"]Ⓚ scientist where exploring the relationship to between facial appearance and genetic conditions, remember, the Germans were 80 years ahead of the rest of the world. But then again, like most other things, German insight was based on common sense that most people knew at some level anyway, stupid people tend to look stupid, and cheaters and liars tend to look like kikes.

• Many genetic conditions such as Down's syndrome, Fragile X and Progeria are associated a distinct facial appearance [/*:m:4fgv8gh8]
• New software uses facial recognition technology to scan photos of faces from regular family snaps[/*:m:4fgv8gh8]
• It then builds a description of the structure of the face from various features such as corner of eyes, nose, mouth[/*:m:4fgv8gh8]
• Scanning photos helps identify distinctive facial traits of associated with particular conditions [/*:m:4fgv8gh8]
• Software, developed by Oxford and Edinburgh scientists, can identify disorders that affect only a handful of people[/*:m:4fgv8gh8][/list:u:4fgv8gh8]