CHM Overview: Choroideremia (CHM) is an ultra-rare inherited retinal disease. It is X-linked, primarily affecting males, and causes progressive vision loss, often starting with night blindness and narrowing of the visual field.
Who Is Affected? An estimated 1 in 50,000–100,000 males worldwide are diagnosed with CHM. While the condition is rare, the impact on families and communities is profound. “Ultra-rare” describes the diagnosis, not the lives it touches.
Why Awareness Matters: Awareness drives research, connects families, and strengthens the CHM community. The Choroideremia Research Foundation (CRF) works every day to support patients, fund studies, and raise visibility for CHM.
How You Can Help: Share posts and stories. Listen to patient voices. Support research and advocacy. Attend CRF events. Donate to advance sight-saving research. Every action helps the CHM community. Donate today: curechm.org
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