Most prevalently seen in Panay Island of the Philippines, X-linked parkinsonism dystonia is a disease interestingly found only in Filipino people.
Author: Anceline Rhys Imson
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Face shields have been a part of the Philippines’ pandemic protocols since 2020, but are they really all they’re made out to be?