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Event
Mattapan Public Library, Boston
VITFriends Vitiligo Support Group will host a meeting with a theme We Are Designed To Be SEEN.
Special Guest is Dr. Vaneeta Sheth from Brigham and Womens Hospital, Boston, MA.
Refreshments will be served.
Call Toll-free: 844-374-3639 (844-FRI-ENDZ) or visit http://www.vitfriends.org/ to register for the meeting.
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