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Multicultural clinic opens
The Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit has opened a new multicultural dermatology clinic to help treat skin reactions and diseases, such as keloids, vitiligo and skin discoloration, which are more common among certain ethnic groups, the Detroit News reports. People of Asian, African, Hispanic, and Middle Eastern descent will benefit, officials said.
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