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    Phenylketonuria : a study showed study improvements in cognitive function, anxiety, and depression ratings associated with resumption of dietary control of phenylketonuria

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    • Orphanet J Rare Dis . 2021 Jan 18;16(1):35.

    (Source: OrhpaNews 10 May 2021)

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