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Orphan drugs can make some peoples lives a lot better. But many are not NHS available.
Louise Moorhouse, has a rare condition called phenylketonuria or PKU, which severely affects diet.
She took life-changing drugs for three years as part of a clinical trial, but was then denied further access.
Kuvan reduced the levels of phenylalanine in many people with PKU. But for NHS patients, it wasn't available because of the £70,000 price tag from its producer BioMarin. Deborah Cohen investigates.