Fund CMT4B3 Research Lab at Johns Hopkins
Imagine your child was diagnosed with a disease with No Treatment or Cure.
What began as our family’s desperate search for answers has grown into a powerful engine for driving scientific discovery.
“Using stem cells, including those derived from Hunter himself, our lab is uncovering how disruptions in autophagy contribute to CMT4B3. By studying these patient-specific cells, we’re identifying molecular pathways that could be targeted to restore cellular balance. The ultimate goal is to translate these discoveries into therapies that not only halt progression but potentially reverse damage.” — Dr. Jason Chua, Johns Hopkins University
A FAMILY’S DEVOTION HELPS FUND RESEARCH FOR CHILDHOOD DISEASE
The Mind Behind the Mission
Jason Paul Carreon Chua, MD, PhD
Assistant Professor of Neurology
Founder and Director, Functional Neurological Disorder Program
Principal Investigator - The Chua Lab
