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In Vitiligo, Pigment Cells May Be Sleeping Rather Than Dead, Osaka Study Suggests

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Osaka researchers found pigment cells can survive inside vitiligo patches in a dormant, immature state, and that blocking the signals behind it restored pigment-related features.
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In Vitiligo, Pigment Cells May Be Sleeping Rather Than Dead, Osaka Study Suggests

Osaka researchers found pigment cells can survive inside vitiligo patches in a dormant, immature state, and that blocking the signals behind it restored pigment-related features.

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Scientific Inquirer broke the news on Saturday, October 17, 2026.
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