"Speaking of Vitiligo..."

This free 1 hour webinar is a summary of the special Vitiligo issue in the April 2017 Dermatologic Clinics (available on Amazon here). In this webinar I discuss different presentations of vitiligo

What are the best treatments for vitiligo? The answer is pretty simple. Get out your pen, and I’ll tell you exactly what I do when patients come to my clinic. It’s not a secret!

I am sitting in a coffee shop in the Detroit Metro Airport on World Vitiligo Day, June 25th, 2017, drinking a caramel latte while I wait for my flight back to Boston, which will be followed by

Jak inhibitors are all the rage in dermatology, and I recently moderated a symposium at the Society for Investigative Dermatology meeting in Portland that highlighted all the skin diseases

Valarie has accomplished a tremendous amount in raising vitiligo awareness and bringing people together in a very short time. Valarie started the Vitfriends vitiligo support group in 2004,

Do we truly know what causes vitiligo? Is it really an autoimmune disease? Isn’t the cause “unknown”, and aren’t there many alternative theories that are equally likely? These questions drive me nuts.

Dr. Richard Spritz, a pediatrician and geneticist at the University of Colorado, is an interesting guy who not only does important research in genetics, but also does vintage car racing as a hobby.

The Vitiligo Clinic at the UMass Chan Medical School (UMass Chan) is growing, with more and more patients calling to schedule appointments with us from all over the country