Rare People in the World

Ganesha Child A six year old boy is begin worshiped in a remote village in India because he looks similar to an Indian god. Villagers believe he is a divine child and a reincarnation of the god Ganesha. This Indian god is know as the god of fortune and is a depiction of an Elephant head with a human body. This child is suffering from a rare medial condition where it left him with an enlarged forehead and narrow eyes. Since this boy is coming from a remote village and his parents are poor they have been unable to treat him with the correct medical treatments in the early stages.

Kuru Kuru is a very rare disease. It is caused by an infectious protein (prion) found in contaminated human brain tissue. This disease is mainly diagnosed in the countries such as  New Guinea. Kuru causes brain and nervous system changes and is caused due to the consumption of dead human brains as a part of their funeral ritual. This disease can only be infected by " eating  dead brains" and this disease is now merely dissipated  because countries have banned this form of rituals.

The Tree Man The tree-man disease scientifically know as  epidermodysplasia verruciformis  is a rare condition caused by his immune system's inability to fight off the ubiquitous human papillomavirus, resulting in painful gray and white growths on hands and other parts of the human body. Given above is a picture of Abul Bajandar from Bangladesh who has been affected by this disease for over 10 years, growths started appearing on his hands and legs 10 years ago.   According to global records only three people has been currently identified in the world who are suffering from this disease.  The government of Bangladesh has agreed to pay the surgery costs as well.