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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.

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