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Tinea Versicolor vs. Vitiligo: What’s the Difference?
Tinea versicolor, also known as pityriasis versicolor, is a fungal infection that affects the top...
Vitiligo and Tattoos: What You Need To Know
Over the past several decades, tattooing has become more socially common, both as an art form and...
Clinical Trials for Vitiligo: Dr. Amit Pandya Explains What You Should Know
New clinical trials are underway to investigate potential treatments for vitiligo.Clinical...
Gluten and Vitiligo: Is There a Connection?
If you’re living with vitiligo, you may be wondering whether anything you’ve consumed could...
Global Vitiligo Foundation and MyVitiligoTeam Poll: Your Answers About Life With Vitiligo
In June, MyVitiligoTeam partnered with the Global Vitiligo Foundation to host World Vitiligo Day,...
Is Vitiligo Hereditary?
The precise cause of vitiligo is unknown, although substantial research now suggests it is an...
Vitiligo and COVID-19 Vaccines: Q&A With Dr. Richard Huggins
People with vitiligo should get vaccinated against COVID-19 as soon as possible.There are no...
Treating Vitiligo in Children: Your Guide
Approximately 50 percent of people with vitiligo develop the condition before they reach the age...
Vitiligo and Self-Esteem: Psychological Effects
Vitiligo is a skin condition in which people lose skin pigment and develop patches of lighter...
Feeling Isolated and Vitiligo: Impacts, Causes, and How To Cope
Vitiligo is a skin condition in which people lose skin pigment and develop patches of lighter...
