Carmel Family's Nonprofit Raises $90K for Rare Disease Research
Hamilton Now Summary
A Carmel family has successfully raised $90,000 for research into LCHAD, a rare genetic metabolic disorder, through their newly established nonprofit, RISE for LCHAD.
Original reporting: Current Publishing
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