<unk>  is a rare disorder. Partly because it is so rare and partly because many people who have it only experience mild symptoms, it is difficult to tell what percentage of people have it. One range of estimates is from one in 50,000 up to about one in 33,333. Another is from one in 119,049 up to one in 6,250. In a study of newborns in Korea who all got a genetic test for the disorder, around one in 1,698 of the newborns had it.
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