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Habla Espaol? Let Us Know.
Would you prefer to read Vitiligo News in Spanish rather than in English? Let us know.
We are looking into a possibility to translate our monthly newsletters in Spanish - if we get enough requests to justify the additional effort of our small team.
As an example, here are some past issues, translated by Prof. Jorge Luis Perez, President of VITAMIGOS - Cuban Vitiligo Support and Research Group (Holguin, Cuba)
- 25 de agosto de 2017: Esta es la medicina ms antigua conocida por el hombre
- 29 de Julio de 2017: Gua de la Chica francesa para el vitligo
- 27 de mayo de 2017: Cuidado con una celebridad vud y la avaricia farmacutica
Simply drop us a note with your language preference by email or via Facebook.
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