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I would like to particpate in the clinical trial for this treatiment. Please let me know how I can be part of it
Me gustaría particpar en el ensayo clínico para este treatiment. Por favor, hágamelo saber cómo puedo ser parte de ella (c.valdez@live.in)
I would like to take part in this clinical trial for vitiligo, please send me details of how i can apply.
I would like to participate in the clinical trial for the vitiligo treatment, please let me know how I can be part of this.
appreciate if you can send me the info for the clinical trial. i would like to particpate.
my email address is spikerad@hotmail.com
Thanks so much.
Derek from Southern California
I would like to be part of this clinical trial also.
bruebella@gmail.com
Brittany L.
I think you should also include other countries into this trial and I am down in Australia and have had this condition pretty bad for the past 25 years. Please send me any details involved in trials to maggot69@iprimus.com.au
MARI
I Cant believe im reading this so excited to know how close you are with a cure. ive had it for 37 years and not a problem with it now, but will be so interested in helping with any future clinical trials. I live in Chicago,Ill. and reached at mari-q@hotmail.com
This is very exciting, pleas send more information and would love to be part of this trial
I am beyond excited to read this. I am 31, and have had it since the age of 4. I have it all over my body....It is now patching my beard, and its been quite difficult maintaining decent looking facial hair. coloring products make it too tough when the hair is short, and its just embarrassing. I would do anything to participate in a study. I live In Mass. dannyjoe909@yahoo.com
Hi. My name is Christian and I'm 17 years old. I've been having vitiligo for about 5-6 years now. Currently I live in Denmark and I would love to participate in any clinical trial that would be available in Denmark. Please contact me for more info in the furture on my email: crilleif@gmail.com
Sincerly Christian Smith.
Hello, this is definitely positive information. My 9 year old daughter has beautiful olive toned skin with now bright white spots here there and everywhere. She's such a beautiful girl and I hate for her to have to have this condition. I know things could be worse, but whatever I can do as a parent to help her, I will do. I would think that if every person affected with vitiligo even donated $1.00 to a fund to help this study progress, that could lead to amazing results. Please contact me at alison.dosek@academy.cc if you are looking for participants in this study. Thank you so much.
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