“…Further reports during the late 80s and early 90s highlighted a surprisingly high frequency of cases coming from the Cañete Valley—southern Lima, 200 km south to the Capital city (Cuba, ; Cuba, Castro, & Benzaquen, ; Cuba & Torres, ). The large cohort of CHOR‐HTT families in Peru have been made significant scientific contributions in the field including genotype‐phenotype correlations of late‐onset cases (Cornejo‐Olivas, Inca‐Martinez, et al, ) and Huntington‐like disorders (Walker et al, ), haplotypes analysis suggesting an Amerindian origin of the HTT mutation (Kay et al, ) and health‐cost analysis highlighting the dramatic burden of CHOR‐HTT in the Peruvian population. Since 2012, an outreach clinic, combining both home visits and consultations at primary care center, is offering multidisciplinary care to CHOR‐HTT patients and families from the Cañete valley (Vishnevetsky et al, ).…”