25 August 2010 Researcher Needs Your Help
A researcher needs people with vitiligo to help with her research. more>>
9 August 2010 Discussion Forum Re-Launched
The new and updated Discussion Forum has just gone live. Click to visit
2 August 2010 BBC TV Casualty 31 July
A case of vitiligo causes distress for DJ D-Ray. more>>
3 June 2010 Vitiligo Symposium Videos
Videos of the Royal Society of Medicine Vitiligo Symposium are now on line. more>>
5 May 2010 New TV Documentary
Mentorn TV are making a sequel to Channel 4’s “Katie: My Beautiful Face” – would you like to take part? more>>
27 April 2010 Research Findings
Recently published research findings demonstrate protection for vitiligo skin and potential treatment option. more>>
The Vitiligo Society
exists to help people with vitiligo live positively with the condition. It supports and funds research projects aimed at establishing the cause of vitiligo and finding safe and effective treatments. more>>
Vitiligo
is a relatively common skin disease which affects at least one person in every hundred in countries throughout the world. more>>
causes the skin, and sometimes the hair, to turn white in patches. You cannot catch vitiligo. It is not infectious. more>>
The Vitiligo Society is a company limited by guarantee registered in England and Wales No 3542195 and is a registered charity No 1069607
Registered office address: 125 Kennington Road, London, SE11 6SF
