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Podcast
Could your nails be revealing more about your health than you think? In this episode, we uncover the surprising connection between vitiligo and nail health, guided by a fascinating clinical study that shows how people with vitiligo often experience unique nail changes, such as longitudinal ridging and absent lunula.
With input from dermatologists and patient advocates, we also explore how common nail products and their chemical ingredients might exacerbate nail issues for those with vitiligo. Learn how to spot subtle changes in your nails, what they could mean for your overall health, and how small choices—like the nail products you use—can make a big difference.
While the link between vitiligo and nail health is still emerging, this episode is a reminder to stay curious and proactive. Your nails might just be the signal you need to take action and engage with your healthcare team. Tune in, empower yourself with knowledge, and take one step closer to thriving!
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