What disabilities do albino people have?

Individuals with albinism often experience visual impairments due to the lack of melanin in their eyes, which can lead to issues such as nystagmus, sensitivity to light, and reduced visual acuity. They may also be at higher risk for skin conditions, including sunburn and skin cancer, due to the absence of protective pigmentation. However, albinism itself is not a disability; it's the associated health issues that can impact quality of life. Social stigma and discrimination can further complicate their experiences.