For those living with a rare disease, it can be difficult to talk openly about their journey, even when it comes to crucial conversations surrounding symptoms, and how they are feeling.

Maybe you have encountered people with atopic dermatitis. Or perhaps noticed someone scratching the red rashes on their face or body and wondered the cause. Or maybe you are one of the 21 million people aged 12 and over in the United States living with atopic dermatitis and know firsthand the ups and downs of managing the chronic itch and irritation that comes with this condition1.

Maybe you’ve encountered someone with vitiligo. Perhaps you noticed white patches on his or her face, hands, or arms. You may have asked yourself what caused the discoloration and wondered what the person was dealing with. Or you may be one of the 1.5 million people in the United States who has vitiligo.¹