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A Dermatologist’s Insight on Vitiligo Treatments

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Find Others Who Share Your Journey

Living with vitiligo can be tough, but finding a community of others can make a difficult journey much more bearable.

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Life With Vitiligo

Learn about one man’s journey to accept and live -- and ultimately thrive -- with vitiligo.

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Living With Vitiligo Is Life-Altering

Life with vitiligo can be tough but also rewarding. Here’s how to rise to the challenge.

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Spotlight On: Vitiligo

A skin of color expert explains how a new treatment for vitiligo benefits those with the autoimmune condition, especially people with darker skin.

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What's New in Treating Vitiligo

Vitiligo causes white patches on your skin that can affect your quality of life and even be emotionally devastating. Treatments include tried-and-true steroid creams, new immune-suppressing drugs, light therapy, and cell transplant surgery.

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