Pictured from left to right: Dr. Janet Wingrove, Dr. Sui Wong and members of the research team, including Abi Orr, Andrew Amon, Saadia Chowdhury, and
Introduction In 2013, author Michael Segal started writing books that captivated readers. Among his ten books, his most recent one is “Fiat Lux”, a book
Original article: Dr. Francesca Puledda Awarded $200,000 for Visual Snow Research Pictured from left to right: Viviana Santoro, Diana Wei, Amara Anderson, Kostis Christoforou, Stefania
Join Scott Summers and Eliat in Raising Awareness for Visual Snow Syndrome We are proud to announce a new collaboration between Scott Summers, a singer-songwriter
About the Research Fund The University of Colorado honors The Visual Snow Initiative’s contributions to Visual Snow Syndrome research at the CU Anschutz Medical Campus
Talia Waitman helped raise $11,000 for the Visual Snow Initiative to support Visual Snow research through hosting and organizing the Visual Snow Research Fundraiser. The
Monash University: Medicine, Nursing & Health Sciences Associate Professor Joanne Fielding and colleagues are making headway on clarifying the underlying neurological cause of Visual Snow
The VSI enthusiastically supported Dr. Sui Wong’s Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy study modified for visual symptoms (MBCT-vision), put on by Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, by providing the funding for the costs of functional MRI (fMRI) scans. ????????????⚕️ We are optimistic that the positive interim results and fMRI funding provided will help accelerate the process of finding a cure for Visual Snow Syndrome.
“Our neurovisual research group at the University of Colorado School of Medicine is extremely grateful for the support and we are busy planning the research
Paul Domb, Co-Founder of the Visual Snow Initiative, presented an abstract brain sculpture to neuroscientist Dr. Edward Boyden on April 3, 2019 at the McGovern
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