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Event
🇲🇽 World Vitiligo Day 2023 - Mexico
Mexico
The Mexican Vitiligo Foundation has planned a series of events on June 25th in four cities across Mexico, including: Mexico City, Chihuahua, Monterrey, and Guadalajara.
Each event will feature informative sessions specifically designed for patients, providing them with valuable information about vitiligo and its management. In addition to the informative sessions, there will also be a special presentation of the photograph exposition titled “Vitiligo: a skin of colors.” This exhibition aims to showcase the beauty and diversity of individuals with vitiligo, challenging societal norms and promoting acceptance and inclusivity.
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