Tay-Sachs disease is a genetic disorder in which nerve cells starts to get damaged of brain and spinal cord. Infants gets affected with this disorder and symptoms shows difficulty in sitting, turning over and crawling. Progression can also lead to seizures, paralysis, vision and hearing loss. There is still no cure for this disorder, but research is still going on.

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