How to pronounce “vitiligo” in English

has vitiligo and he's had it all his life.

that have vitiligo and many of them have told me that seeing me unafraid to be in the public

I-I got vitiligo when I had a job in Kentucky.

skinny on vitiligo and-and-and everyone of 'em asked about Michael Jackson.

Now one to two percent of the world population has vitiligo, that's about 40 to 50 million;

So if you're dealing with a health challenge or vitiligo, live your life; just make sure you have little fun along the way.

But-but he was really just covering the vitiligo.

'nother set of interviews where people wanted to just talk about vitiligo, and-and hopefully one day people will stop-stop asking me because it's understood; or even better, even better,

It can be something that's easily defined as a disease like vitiligo or it can be something

actually ask me, "Is that vitiligo?

Lee Thomas: There is a disease, not vitiligo.

I have a disease called vitiligo.

Lee Thomas: You know, you look at my face and you look at a disease like vitiligo which

I took my whole lunch break the day I-I was completely diagnosed saying, "This is vitiligo;

There are still countries on this globe that think vitiligo

So I stood straight up and I go, "No, it's not a boo-boo, I have vitiligo.

He had the disease vitiligo; he talked about different venues and for some reason

and to Martin Bashir in two different interviews that he has so much other stuff going on that he said, "I have vitiligo," and the next sentence was, "So you have sleepovers."

I go, "I have a disease called vitiligo." He goes, "Vitiligo, I know what that is."

There's one city in India specifically that has a large portion of their population that has vitiligo.

She said, "Have any of your co-workers said that you need to quit because you have vitiligo?"

Michael Jackson had vitiligo.