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Journal of Dermatology and Dermatologic Diseases

Journal of Dermatology and Dermatologic Diseases

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Vitiligo is a condition which causes skin color loss in blots. Vitiligo is variable in degree and rate of color loss. It affects the skin in any part of your body, hair, mouth and even eyes. Vitiligo takes place when melanin cells die or stop working. The effect of vitiligo is on all types of people. The primary symptom of Vitiligo is color loss (pigment) that makes your skin light or white. In sun exposed areas, such as hands, feet, neck, face and lips, the colouration typically first emerges. Vitiligo symptoms include skin decoloration, excessive whitening or grinding, loss of color in the teeth that line the interior of the mouth and nose, color loss in the inner layer of the retina or shifts in tone, discolored areas around the ears, navels, genitals and rectum. In certain parts of your body, only one side or portion of your body and only one or a few sections of your body can be obscured by discolored patches depending on the form of Vitiligo. Vitiligo can be caused by family history, disorder in which your immune system attacks and destroys skin melanocytes or triggering events such as sunburn, stress or industrial chemicals Opening access to scientific literature involves removing barriers to accessing researchers (including price obstacles). Two parallels to the open access are accessible ï¡1⁄2roadsí¿1⁄2: Free and Self-Archiving Posts. Open Access Papers are published free of charge on the website of an open access journal, a model often financed by fees charged by the author (usually through a research grant).  The alternative for researchers is ï¿1/2self-archivingï¿1⁄2, which is permitted by many scholarly journals, i.e. to be published in the traditional journal in which only subscribers have immediate access but to access their individual or institutional Websites (including so-called repositories or archives). Open Access raises practical and policy questions for academics, publishers, funders and policy makers alike, such as how much the investment returns are when paying the Open Access item processing fee or whether investment in institutional repositories should be made mandatory as some funders envisage.

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