Sammy Basso, the longest-living survivor of the rare genetic disease progeria, has died at the age of 28, as confirmed by the Italian Progeria Association on Sunday, October 6. Following the tragic news, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni expressed her condolences on social media, describing Basso as "an extraordinary example of courage, faith, and positivity." She highlighted his unwavering spirit in the face of adversity, noting how he inspired many through his advocacy for progeria research. Meloni emphasized that Basso's legacy will continue to shine as a beacon of hope and determination. Born in 1995 in Schio, Veneto, Basso was diagnosed with progeria at just two years old. In 2005, he and his parents founded the Italian Progeria Association, dedicated to raising awareness and funding research for the condition. Israel-Iran Conflict: Italian PM Giorgia Meloni Chairs G7 Leaders’ Conference Call Amid Crisis in Middle East.

Sammy Basso Dies at 28

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