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Here, our team will share the latest news regarding the Visual Snow Initiative, research/project updates, as well as any additional information related to our global efforts to better understand and treat Visual Snow Syndrome.

Participate in an Online Paid Study 

Updated: The opportunity to participate in the study, “Changes in Visual Perception Associated with Visual…

New Visual Snow Song, Music Video, & More Out Now!

We are thrilled to share exciting updates on the collaboration between Scott Summers and Eliat,…

New VSI-Supported Study Reveals Brain Chemicals, Glutamate & Serotonin, Are Different in People with Visual Snow Syndrome

Click here to access the full research article published in Annals of Neurology. Title Abnormal…

New Brain Scan Study Discovers Possible Biological Basis of Visual Snow Syndrome

Click here to read the full article by NIHR Maudsley BRC. “Researchers from King’s College…

Fiat Lux: Visual Snow Syndrome Book and Potential Movie

Introduction In 2013, author Michael Segal started writing books that captivated readers. Among his ten…

The Importance of Including Visual Snow Syndrome in the International Classification of Diseases

We are excited to announce that Sierra Domb and the VSI team are currently working…

Visual Snow Syndrome Connecting the Dots

ACBO President Melissa Allen  People with visual snow syndrome constantly see the world though black…

Neuro-optometric treatment for visual snow syndrome: recent advances

Researchers Kenneth J Ciuffreda , Barry Tannen, Daniella Rutner & MH Esther Han Abstract The…

King’s College Announces New Research Funded by the Visual Snow Initiative

Original article: Dr. Francesca Puledda Awarded $200,000 for Visual Snow Research Pictured from left to…

Visual Snow Initiative Partners with Dr. Francesca Puledda for New Research

The Visual Snow Initiative Has Exciting News to Share! Pictured from left to right: Viviana…

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