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Our News & Research section features important updates on the Visual Snow Initiative, including research studies, interviews, projects, and other relevant information about our global efforts and progress regarding Visual Snow Syndrome.
Visual Snow Initiative (VSI) Selected for WHO/Europe Public Health Innovation Platform
The Visual Snow Initiative (VSI), a global nonprofit organization advancing research, awareness, education, advocacy, and…
Visual Snow Initiative Donates $100,000 to Visual Snow Syndrome Research at King’s College London
The Visual Snow Initiative (VSI) has donated funds to support Visual Snow Syndrome (VSS) research…
The Visual Snow Initiative Website, a Central Hub for VSS Information and Resources
The Visual Snow Initiative (VSI) website, accessible at visualsnowinitiative.org, serves as a centralized hub for…
Ongoing and Future Research that Has Been Funded by the Visual Snow Initiative (VSI)
Core Mechanisms and Clinical Understanding of Visual Snow Syndrome Focus: Etiology (root causes), biology, pathophysiology,…
Visual Snow Syndrome and Visual Snow Now Have ICD-11 Codes: A Historic Achievement by the Visual Snow Initiative (VSI)
Visual Snow Syndrome and Visual Snow Now Have ICD-11 Codes: A Historic Achievement by the…
Sierra Domb Leads Visual Snow Initiative to Historic ICD Code for Visual Snow Syndrome: WE DID IT!
Sierra Domb Leads Visual Snow Initiative to Historic ICD Code for Visual Snow Syndrome: WE…
New Research Explores Somatosensory Processing in Visual Snow Syndrome
A new study published in The Journal of Headache and Pain investigated whether Visual Snow…
Visual Snow Syndrome Is Now Featured on the NIH Genetic and Rare Diseases (GARD) Information Center
The Visual Snow Initiative (VSI) is pleased to share an important milestone for the Visual…
New Research Explores the Connection Between Yayoi Kusama and Visual Snow Syndrome
Long before Yayoi Kusama’s polka dots covered museum walls, enormous pumpkins and mirrored rooms around…
Visual Snow Initiative and Founder Emeritus Sierra Domb Featured in CNBC Cures
The Visual Snow Initiative (VSI) and its Founder Emeritus, Sierra Domb, were recently featured by…
New Visual Snow Simulator App Developed by Peter Szigeti
For many people living with Visual Snow Syndrome (VSS), explaining what they see can be…
New Study Examines Whether Lumbar Punctures Are Necessary in Visual Snow Syndrome
A new study published in Cephalalgia explored whether lumbar punctures and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) testing…
Visual Snow Syndrome and Migraine Aura: New Research Highlights Their Important Differences
A new review, “Visual Snow vs. Migraine Aura: Debate Summary and Novel Insights into the…
Visual Snow Syndrome: Exploring How Physical and Mental Stress, Trauma, and Brain Chemistry Can Affect VSS Through a Neuroscience Lens
Visual Snow Syndrome (VSS) is a neurological condition that affects how the brain processes visual…
Classroom and Workplace Accommodations for Visual Snow Syndrome
School and work environments often involve prolonged reading, computer use, bright lighting, and visually busy…
Participate in a Visual Snow Syndrome Research and Community Conversation in Perth, Australia
The Visual Snow Initiative (VSI) is pleased to share an opportunity for members of the…
Latest Research Articles
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New Research Explores Somatosensory Processing in Visual Snow Syndrome
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Visual Snow Syndrome Is Now Featured on the NIH Genetic and Rare Diseases (GARD) Information Center
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New Research Explores the Connection Between Yayoi Kusama and Visual Snow Syndrome
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Visual Snow Initiative and Founder Emeritus Sierra Domb Featured in CNBC Cures
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New Visual Snow Simulator App Developed by Peter Szigeti
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New Study Examines Whether Lumbar Punctures Are Necessary in Visual Snow Syndrome
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