VSI News
Here, our team will share all the latest news, research, and updates regarding the Visual Snow Initiative, including its global efforts to understand and cure Visual Snow Syndrome.
VSI Research Team At Monash University Shares Impact Report
The research team at Monash University, under the leadership of Professor Owen White and Associate Professor Joanne Fielding has made significant progress in its quest to understand and ultimately treat visual snow (VS). "We are genuinely thankful and delighted that...
Current Observations on Visual Snow Syndrome by Dr. Owen White
Central Clinical School Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences Visual Snow is a complex syndrome which is frequently ignored, or misdiagnosed, to the disadvantage of patients. It can be recognized at any stage of life and may be of varying severity from...
VSI December Announcement
Hi everyone! VSI values transparency with our supporters. After years of agony and mounting unknowns, VSI’s Founder, Sierra, finally got a diagnosis: she had Visual Snow Syndrome. But when Sierra was told there was no available treatment for her condition, she set...
For Those Waiting for the Visual Snow Initiatives Project (VIP) Launch
Q: Where is it? The team at VSI is working around the clock to optimize the VIP experience. Q: What exactly is the VIP? It is a visual experience program designed to reduce VSS symptoms. It will be accessible via a desktop computer through our website. It will require...
Visual Snow Featured on CBS’ “The Doctors”
VSI Founder Sierra Domb and Dr. Peter Goadsby were both featured on CBS' "The Doctors" on May 13, 2019. The Doctors are joined by Sierra, who has Visual Snow Syndrome, and her neurologist, Dr. Peter Goadsby. Sierra says she first realized something was wrong when she...
Visual Snow Initiative Raises $125,000 for Visual Snow Research at University of Colorado
“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 trial. Without the support of the Visual Snow Initiative, the trial would never be possible. We expect to have...
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