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Vitiligo is a pigmentation disorder in which melanocytes (the cells that make pigment) in the skin are destroyed. As a result, white patches appear on the skin in different parts of the body. Similar patches also appear on both the mucous membranes (tissues that line the inside of the mouth and nose) and the retina (inner layer of the eyeball). The hair that grows on areas affected by vitiligo sometimes turns white.
Novel bioelectric signals can cause stem cells to trigger melanoma-like growth in pigment cells

Novel bioelectric signals can cause stem cells to trigger melanoma-like growth in pigment cells

Coalition for At-Risk Youth helps foster children improve self-esteem

Coalition for At-Risk Youth helps foster children improve self-esteem

DEKA Medical announces availability of new SmartXide DOT HP Fractional CO2 laser

DEKA Medical announces availability of new SmartXide DOT HP Fractional CO2 laser

PhotoMedex receives multi-million dollar order from AMICO Group to purchase XTRAC laser systems

PhotoMedex receives multi-million dollar order from AMICO Group to purchase XTRAC laser systems

Vitiligo associated with genes variations linked to body's immune response

Vitiligo associated with genes variations linked to body's immune response

PhotoMedex announces combination study of XTRAC Velocity laser and Clobex spray for generalized psoriasis

PhotoMedex announces combination study of XTRAC Velocity laser and Clobex spray for generalized psoriasis

Vitiligo is associated with variations in genes that play role in body's natural defenses: Scientists

Vitiligo is associated with variations in genes that play role in body's natural defenses: Scientists

Valocor Therapeutics acquires, licenses dermatology therapeutic programs from QLT

Valocor Therapeutics acquires, licenses dermatology therapeutic programs from QLT

People with vitiligo may have less risk of developing malignant melanoma: Research

People with vitiligo may have less risk of developing malignant melanoma: Research

Mayo Clinic Health Letter: UV light slows skin cell overgrowth, alters immune system

Mayo Clinic Health Letter: UV light slows skin cell overgrowth, alters immune system

China Sky One Medical prepares for commercial launch 13 new SFDA approved products

China Sky One Medical prepares for commercial launch 13 new SFDA approved products

Skin transplant surgery safe and effective for treating vitiligo

Skin transplant surgery safe and effective for treating vitiligo

PhotoMedex regains compliance with Nasdaq minimum bid price requirement

PhotoMedex regains compliance with Nasdaq minimum bid price requirement

PhotoMedex, Galderma Laboratories enter into co-promotion agreement for photodynamic therapy application

PhotoMedex, Galderma Laboratories enter into co-promotion agreement for photodynamic therapy application

Lerner Medical Devices' Levia receives FDA clearance

Lerner Medical Devices' Levia receives FDA clearance

PhotoMedex to host free seminar to fight against psoriasis with XTRAC Excimer Lasers

PhotoMedex to host free seminar to fight against psoriasis with XTRAC Excimer Lasers

Seminar on XTRAC Velocity Laser treatments for psoriasis sufferers

Seminar on XTRAC Velocity Laser treatments for psoriasis sufferers

PhotoMedex announces the closure of private placement, raises $2.7 million

PhotoMedex announces the closure of private placement, raises $2.7 million

National Biological to market Quantel's 308 Excimer System in the U.S.

National Biological to market Quantel's 308 Excimer System in the U.S.

Nasdaq Stock Market issues noncompliance notice to PhotoMedex

Nasdaq Stock Market issues noncompliance notice to PhotoMedex

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