Researchers Antonio Klein and Christoph J. Schankin Highlights “Already from a clinical perspective, the symptoms of VSS cannot be attributed to a single brain area
Researchers Marissa Grande, Lucas Lattanzio, Isabelle Buard, Allison M. McKendrick, Yu Man Chan, and Victoria S. Pelak Background “Visual Snow (VS) syndrome is believed to
Researchers Paige J. Foletta, Meaghan Clough, Allison M. McKendrick, Emma J. Solly, Owen B. White, and Joanne Fielding Highlights “This is the first study to
Researchers Jenny L. Hepschke, Paul R. Martin, and Clare L. Fraser Highlights “Our results show that visual snow symptoms are exacerbated by colour modulation that
Researchers Francesca Puledda, Dominic Ffytche, Owen O’Daly, and Peter J. Goadsby Highlights “Modern neuroimaging has allowed to detect several functional, structural and metabolic changes affecting
What Is The Tsang/Shidlofsky ” Visual Snow Study”? A year and a half ago, the VSI brought together two doctors who were successful in alleviating
Great News From Mayo Clinic Another prominent medical institution has just joined our cause: Mayo Clinic has now acknowledged the existence of Visual Snow Syndrome.
Rachael Funnell’s piece about Visual Snow Syndrome in IFLScience “Crackling, fizzing, grey, black, and white specks flicking in and out of view like television static.
The Fielding/White research Ocular Motor research team at Monash University recently conducted a study that revealed new, significant information about Visual Snow Syndrome. Associate Professor Joanne
This following excerpt was originally published on Monash University’s Clinical School Blog on September 9th, 2020. For the first time, research has been able to display
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