Changes: Shalaft's Syndrome

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Shalaft's Syndrome was a very rare Terran illness in which the sufferer developed a hypersensitivity to sound, to the point where even a whisper could cause agony. Genetic in nature, it was passed down to every male in the family.

Starfleet officer Jean-Luc Picard suffered from Shalaft's Syndrome, as did his clone, Shinzon, when he was very young. Eventually Shinzon was taken to a doctor with experience in Human illnesses, and he was treated. Shinzon related this story to Captain Picard in 2379, when introducing himself to his counterpart. (Star Trek Nemesis)

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-'''Shalaft's syndrome''' is a very rare [[human|Terran]] illness. It is a genetically transmitted syndrome which is known to cause a hyper-sensitivity to sound.
+'''Shalaft's Syndrome''' was a very rare [[Terran]] illness in which the sufferer developed a hypersensitivity to sound, to the point where even a whisper could cause agony. [[Genetic]] in nature, it was passed down to every male in the family.
+[[Starfleet]] [[officer]] [[Jean-Luc Picard]] suffered from Shalaft's Syndrome, as did his [[clone]], [[Shinzon]], when he was very young. Eventually Shinzon was taken to a [[doctor]] with experience in [[Human]] illnesses, and he was treated. Shinzon related this story to [[Captain]] Picard in [[2379]], when introducing himself to his counterpart. ({{film|10}})
-In [[2379]], [[Praetor]] [[Shinzon]] informed [[Jean-Luc Picard]] that he had been diagnosed with the condition in his youth. This information allowed Picard, who had a regressive strain of the disease, to discover that Shinzon was his [[clone]]. (''[[Star Trek: Nemesis]]'')
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-:Conjecture: ''The syndrome was most likely named after the human scientist who discovered it.''
+[[Category:Medical conditions]]