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Readers beware! From May until August, market stands are packed with a delicious yellow-orange fruit Filipinos love to eat.

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hat is a rare disorder? In the US , this is defined as any condition affecting less than 200,000 Americans. In the Philippines , a rare disorder is defined as a condition that affects one in every 20,000 individuals.

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Named UP Scientist III, the highest title given, were Dr. Lourdes Cruz, Dr. Cecilia Florencio, and Dr. Caesar Saloma, from UP Diliman (UPD).
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The group, called the Philippine Society for Orphan Disorders Inc. (PSOD), is hoping to raise public awareness about the metabolic disorder, which they said was a low priority of the government, health organizations and society in general.
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Named UP Scientist III, the highest title given, were Dr. Lourdes Cruz, Dr. Cecilia Florencio, and Dr. Caesar Saloma, from UP Diliman (UPD).
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