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10 DAYS TO GO - WORLD VITILIGO DAY 2025

  June 15, 2025 – 10 Days to Go! Theme: Breaking the Stigma Vitiligo is not a flaw—it’s just a different expression of skin. This week, challenge beauty standards. Share portraits, quotes, and art      that celebrate vitiligo beauty.

3 DAYS TO - JUNE 25, WORLD VITILIGO DAY!

June 22, 2025 – 3 Days to Go! Theme: Getting Ready for Impact World Vitiligo Day is almost here! Finalize your awareness events, online campaigns, or personal reflections. Prepare to wear purple or white in solidarity!  

2 WEEKS TO GO - WORLD VITILIGO DAY, JUNE 25

 June 8, 2025 – 2 Weeks to Go! Theme: Building Confidence Through Community Let’s talk support systems. Whether it’s online groups, friends, or professionals, a strong community uplifts. Highlight organizations and local networks working with people with vitiligo.

4 WEEKS TO GO - WORLD VITILIGO DAY!

 May 25, 2025 – 4 Weeks to Go! Theme: Understanding Vitiligo Begins with Awareness World Vitiligo Day is just one month away! Let’s take this time to learn what vitiligo really is—a non-contagious autoimmune condition that affects skin pigmentation. This week, start by sharing facts and correcting common myths.

3 WEEKS TO GO - WORLD VITILIGO DAY, 2025

 June 1, 2025 – 3 Weeks to Go! Theme: Listening to Voices of Experience This week, amplify the stories of those living with vitiligo. Each voice matters—share interviews, personal journeys, and testimonies. Representation is power.

Vitiligo Daily Tips

 Search Ad How to Prevent Worsening of Vitiligo By Laura Dorwart Updated on September 07, 2023  Medically reviewed by Susan Bard, MD About 70 million people worldwide (1% of the population) are affected by vitiligo.1 Although this condition can’t be prevented and has no known cure, there are ways to manage symptoms and help prevent it from worsening. The most common type of vitiligo is nonsegmental vitiligo, also called generalized vitiligo. Generalized vitiligo causes symmetrical white patches on both sides of the body. They often get larger over time as depigmentation progresses. Segmental vitiligo develops on one side of the face or body and usually stops progressing after one to two years. This article discusses how to prevent your color loss from getting worse, as well as vitiligo treatment options.  It’s not yet clear what causes vitiligo, but many researchers believe it is an autoimmune disease. An autoimmune disease is a condition that causes your immune system to...