Visual Snow News
Our team will share the latest news, research, and updates regarding the Visual Snow Initiative and global efforts to understand and cure Visual Snow.
Dr. Goadsby and Sierra Domb featured on CBS The Doctors
The Visual Snow Initiative is pleased to announce that Dr. Peter Goadsby and the Founder of The Visual Snow Initiative have appeared for a taping on The Doctors, a CBS show with a national and global reach. Date of airing will be announced in the coming weeks. The...
2018 Visual Snow Conference Published in Journal of Neuro-Ophthalmology
The 2018 Visual Snow Conference is recognized and published in the September issue of The Journal of...
Visual Snow Initiative Collaborates With MIT For New Research On Visual Snow
The Visual Snow Initiative team recently met with Ed Boyden, PhD, Neurobiologist at MIT, to discuss ways to utilize their advanced technologies to help unlock the mysteries of Visual Snow. Boyden is the leader of the Synthetic Neurobiology Group, a team at...
Ringo Starr Supports The Visual Snow Initiative In New PSA
Acclaimed musician, former Beatle, and recently knighted Ringo Starr announces support for the Visual Snow Initiative and asks fans to "join the Initiative and help solve the mysteries of this confounding...
Visual Snow Conference Hosted At UCSF With Top Experts On Visual Snow
Top Visual Snow experts gathered at UCSF Mission Bay Conference Center for the Visual Snow Conference on May 5, 2018. The Visual Snow Initiative brought together top neurologists, researchers, and scientists for a day of lectures on what is known and what can be done...
The Visual Snow Initiative Raises Awareness At 45th Daytime Emmy Awards
Sierra Domb and Dr. Oz pose backstage at the 45th Daytime Emmy Awards - Backstage with the Visual Snow Initiative on April 29, 2018 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Vivien Killilea/Getty Images for The Artists Project)Sierra Domb and Larry King with Visual Snow...
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