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When Patches Lose Pigment

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Vitiligo Is More Than Cosmetic

Vitiligo causes patches of skin with lost pigment, but it can also raise your risk of eye and skin damage from UV rays. Find out how new and old treatments may work for your vitiligo.

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From Topicals to Light Therapy

There’s no cure for vitiligo, but there are effective treatments, from creams to phototherapy. Dermatologists are particularly excited about the latest class of drugs.

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Build a Care Team You Trust

Here’s how to assemble your dream team.

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Facing the Doubt Vitiligo Brings

People who live with vitiligo often doubt themselves. But the support and encouragement of others can help. Here’s one woman’s story of self-acceptance.

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The Motivating Man Behind the Face

“I had to make a difference by using my difference,” says James McLeod, aka DJ Half. He motivates others with vitiligo to embrace their uniqueness.

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