There aren't nearly enough vitiligo research studies taking place. Very few scientists are dedicated to it. One of the fews places is the Vitiligo Clinic & Research Center at the University of Massachusetts Medical School. I just sent them a check.
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I am a Postgraduate student of Psychology currently looking for individuals who have been diagnosed with vitiligo, to take part in a survey regarding the relationship between coping styles and distress in vitiligo. The survey will al
Read more…This post originally appeared on the company's blog, but I though there would be interest in it from many who post here. If you have any questions, I'm happy to try and adrress them below.
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Late last week, Clinuvel attended the first ever Vitiligo Wo
Ask yourselves.... how much progress could be made in Vitiligo research if scientist shared the DNA samples that they have taken from Vitiligo Patients?
Take it one-step further...How many people with Vitiligo would gladly pay a nominal fee to sh
Read more…The NHS and the University of Nottingham in the UK are conducting a
survey so patients can say what they think researchers should study
about vitiligo. If you think diet doesn't get enough attention, vote
for diet. UVB? Vote for UVB.
Here is the link
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The Royal Society of Medicine, in association with the Vitiligo Society, held a one-day conference at its headquarters in London to bring doctors and patients together.
Here is the article : http://www.vitiligos.com/researchers-discover-vitiligo-gene/ Here is the web page for Dr. Richard Spritz MD, one of the researchers involved: http://www.uchsc.edu/genetics/bio/spritz.htm According to this article, they are p
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