Transcript -- Clair talks about her diet and how it affects her day to day life.

Phenylketonuria - a long term condition - for iPad/Mac/PC

Transcript -- Diet and PKU

Jack, who was diagnosed with Phenylketonuria at seven days old talks about living with this long term condition.

Phenylketonuria: Jack's story

Transcript -- Jack, who was diagnosed with Phenylketonuria at seven days old talks about living with this long term condition.

Transcript -- Phenylketonuria: Jack's story

Jack talks about what he can and can't eat.

PKU and diet

Transcript -- Jack talks about what he can and can't eat.

Transcript -- PKU and diet

Clair, who was diagnosed with RA at seventeen days old, talks about her life with this long term condition.

Phenylketonuria: Clair's story

Transcript -- Clair, who was diagnosed with RA at seventeen days old, talks about her life with this long term condition.

Transcript -- Phenylketonuria: Clair's story

Clair talks about her diet and how it affects her day to day life.

Diet and PKU

Clair reflects on how she feels a bit 'left behind' as a result of herlong term  condition.

PKU and the peer group

Transcript -- Clair reflects on how she feels a bit 'left behind' as a result of herlong term  condition.

Transcript -- PKU and the peer group

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Phenylketonuria is an inherited long term condition where, from birth, the person is unable to break down an amino acid called phenylalanine, a component of proteins found in many common foods. If undiagnosed or untreated, the condition can disrupt normal brain development and lead to severe learning difficulties. There is no cure for PKU, but early diagnosis and a strict dietary regime allow both normal brain development and a full life span.  In this collection, 18 year old Clair and 17 year old Jack share their knowledge and experience of living with PKU.