In this video series, Dr. Sui Wong explores key topics related to Visual Snow Syndrome (VSS), including recent advancements in research, the development and application

Visual Snow Syndrome (VSS) is a condition where people constantly see flickering dots, like static on a TV screen, along with other visual disturbances. This

Larissa “Lolo” DeHaas is a lifelong artist and environmentalist who has always felt a deep bond with nature. She grew up surrounded by mountain landscapes

This article highlights findings from a 2023 study, “Adapting to Visual Noise Alleviates Visual Snow,” conducted by VSI collaborators Samantha A. Montoya, Carter B. Mulder,

Authors: VSI Collaborator Dr. Carrie Robertson, along with Brandon Jones, Paul Youssef, Chia-Chun Chiang, and Kenneth Mack. Objective: To determine the prevalence of visual snow

Our Heart Speaks (OHS) is a global resource for people living with chronic medical conditions or disabilities, offering a unique platform where individuals can share

Professor Shin Hyun-jin, a leading neuro-ophthalmologist at Konkuk University Medical Center in South Korea, has been elected as a Fellow Member of the North American

Sierra Domb, Founder of the Visual Snow Initiative (VSI), was recently interviewed by VoyageLA Magazine for their Life & Work series. In this feature, Sierra

The Guardian has published an article titled “Experience: I see the world through a layer of snow,” written by Isobel Macmillan-Scott. In the piece, she

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