European Academy of Dermatology and Venerology
Ended7 months ago More20 Oct 2011
VITILIGO PREVALENCE IN THE WORLD:
>3% *from 1 to 8% depending on region prevalenceOur Resource Center is a part of the Cloud MRM, interactive and growing source of information on vitiligo, practitioners and investigators of this disease, and is aimed to provide information to interested doctors, researchers and general public. In the continuing effort to raise awareness of vitiligo, the VRF offers a service that sends the latest news headlines and information on vitiligo directly to your email account. To subscribe or change address, please send us a note with your email address to info@vrfoundation.org.
Posted to Resource Center Apr 18The Board of the VR Foundation thanks the Russian Society Of Dertmatovenerology for the support of World Vitiligo Day, which reflects their strong commitment to the future of...
WARNING! This is extrapolated data submitted by one of the volunteers. It has not been verified by us. The estimated rate of vitiligo among world population is estimated at...
Dear Volunteer: Your answers to this quick survey will provide life-changing opportunities for yet unknown number of people, estimated at dozens of million people...
Vitiligo is a complex disease producing asymptomatic depigmentation with a heavy psychological burden. According to the World Health Organization, it affects up to 8% of the world population and it is currently on the rise. Vitiligo is a non-lethal, non-contagious disease and it does n...
Vitiligo is a disease that was observed very early in history, and most ancient civilizations and religions had some type of reference about lack of pigmentation. One of the earliest terms was "Kilas" in the Rig Veda, which was meant as similar to a white spotted deer. The Ebers Papyrus...
The non-profit VR Foundation accepts a variety of contributed material on vitiligo, melanoma and pigmentary disorders for possible inclusion on the website www.Vitinomics.net.
More...The 25June Initiative aims to increase awareness of vitiligo and raise funds for research, national vitiligo associations and support groups. Led by the VR Foundation, this year’s goal is to mark World Vitiligo Day on June 25 a date to be observed annually by the United Nations.
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