Albinism is a condition that cannot be "cured" or "treated" per se, but small things can be done to improve the quality of life for those affected. Most importantly to improve vision, protect the eyes from bright lights, and avoid skin damage from sunlight. The extent and success rate of these measures depend on the type of albinism and severity of the symptoms; in particular, people with ocular albinism are likely to have normally-pigmented skin, and thus do not need to take special precautions against skin damage.
Albinism therapy
Albinism medical therapy
Albinism surgery
ClaPD regimen
Hemochromatosis surgery
Fatty liver medical therapy
Biliary dyskinesia surgery
Bioartificial liver device