We are the PKU Association of Ireland. Our purpose is to help and support those affected by PKU, and other metabolic disorders that can be managed just like PKU.
We share tips, advice, stories, and recipes and generally support each other as we learn about this rare condition, helping to make it as easy to manage as possible.
Our other goal is to strive continuously for the best possible care for people with PKU. This includes raising awareness of the condition and calling for more proactive and holistic care throughout childhood and into adulthood.
We believe that with a more determined and scientific approach to treating PKU, people living with PKU will find it less of a burden on their lives and will be better able to reach their full potential.
We want this site to be a useful resource for all our PKU families and individuals, so please do get in touch if you have questions, are able to help, or have something to share.
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Minutes of meeting 30 Aug 2018
Minutes PKUAI meeting 30th Aug 2018 at 7.30pm at the Clayton Airport Hotel, Dublin Attendees: Fergus Woodcock, Karen Willetts, Karen Lavery, Nicola Whelan via skype, Amy Meegan (Nutricia), Pauline Woodcock,…
PKU Adults needed for research at Mater
From the Mater Hospital: Phenylketonuria (PKU) Patients Needed for Research The National Centre for Inherited Metabolic Disorders (NCIMD) – ADULT SERVICE - is conducting a study aimed at better understanding…
Dr Cary Harding speaks about evolution of treatment for PKU
Dr Cary Harding speaks about evolution of treatment for PKU with the PKU Association of Ireland at the National PKU Alliance conference 2018 in Atlanta, Georgia. Dr. Harding is an…
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