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PKU Foreningen Danmark
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PKU Foreningen Danmark

About the organisation

PKU Foreningen Danmark is a Danish organization that supports people with phenylketonuria (PKU) and their families. It provides education about the condition, low-protein diets, and offers practical guidance for daily management and nutrition. The association organizes meetings, webinars, publishes the PKU-Nyt magazine, and facilitates knowledge-sharing among patients. It collaborates with the Clinic for PKU at Rigshospitalet, helping members access medical care and essential dietary products. The organization welcomes individuals with PKU, their relatives, and anyone interested in learning about the condition and supporting affected patients.

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