The following is an update regarding funding and some of the new & ongoing projects that the Visual Snow Initiative has in the works. Funding
Check out the full article and research paper on the RxISK website: https://rxisk.org/new-study-of-antidepressants-and-vision-problems/
In the KTBS-TV/ABC video news segment and corresponding article titled, “Shreveport teen hopes to regain her life from incurable vision condition“, written by Linnea Allen,
Monash University: Medicine, Nursing & Health Sciences Associate Professor Joanne Fielding and colleagues are making headway on clarifying the underlying neurological cause of Visual Snow
Researchers Francesca Puledda, Christoph J Schankin, Owen O’Daly, Dominic Ffytche, Ozan Eren, Nazia Karsan, Steve C R Williams, Fernando Zelaya, Peter J Goadsby Highlights &
Is Visual Snow Syndrome a Disease? No. Why? A disease refers to a health issue with a known origin or one that is usually identifiable
The Visual Snow Initiative (VSI) and The Misdiagnosis Association and Research Institution (MARI) have collaborated to spread even more awareness for Visual Snow Syndrome within
Researchers Antonio Klein and Christoph J. Schankin Highlights “Already from a clinical perspective, the symptoms of VSS cannot be attributed to a single brain area
Researchers Marissa Grande, Lucas Lattanzio, Isabelle Buard, Allison M. McKendrick, Yu Man Chan, and Victoria S. Pelak Background “Visual Snow (VS) syndrome is believed to
Researchers Paige J. Foletta, Meaghan Clough, Allison M. McKendrick, Emma J. Solly, Owen B. White, and Joanne Fielding Highlights “This is the first study to
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