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This edition celebrates World Vitiligo Day 2026, looks back at how this global movement has grown over the years, and highlights the people and organizations helping move it forward — from Chandigarh to North Carolina, across Europe, Africa, and beyond.

You’ll also find updates on new resources, podcast episodes, and the latest from the Vitiligo Research Foundation.

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