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
Hormonal changes across the menstrual cycle are a fundamental aspect of female physiology, profoundly influencing brain function, sensory processing, and overall well-being. While most are
Recent research on monocular amblyopia, specifically the study “Dynamic Neural Activity Alterations and Associated Neurotransmitter Profiles in Children with Monocular Amblyopia” by Xiaopan Zhang, Liang
Scott Summers helped raise funds for the Visual Snow Initiative (VSI) by hosting and organizing the first 4summers Charity Art Auction in Los Angeles. The
Insights from the study “Glutamate as a Therapeutic Substrate in Migraine” by Nazia Karsan, Alves Luiza Bastos, and Peter J. Goadsby shed light on the
Abstract A study in Korea led by Dr. Hyun-jin Shin examined 63 people with Visual Snow Syndrome (VSS) to better understand its symptoms, possible triggers,
