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Cleveland Clinic has now recognized Visual Snow Syndrome
Great News from Cleveland Clinic The Visual Snow Initiative editorial team is pleased to share some great news with our VSS community & friends today.
Great News from Cleveland Clinic The Visual Snow Initiative editorial team is pleased to share some great news with our VSS community & friends today.
Great News from Verywell Health The Visual Snow Initiative editorial team is pleased to share some great news with our VSS community & friends today.
Great News from Neuroscience News The Visual Snow Initiative editorial team is pleased to share some great news with our VSS community & friends today.
Visual Snow Syndrome Treatment The VSI Team is excited to announce that the publication of our study with Dr. Shidlofsky & Dr. Tsang has been
Researchers Myrte Strik, Meaghan Clough, Emma J Solly, Rebecca Glarin, Owen B White, Scott C Kolbe, Joanne Fielding Introduction “Visual snow syndrome is a neurological
Introduction A large percentage of our brain is involved in the visual processing of images and information. Visual processing focuses on identifying visual stimuli and
Introduction Visual snow describes the appearance of flickering dots or “static” in the field of vision. It’s thought to be a problem with visual processing
Check out the full article and research paper on the RxISK website: https://rxisk.org/new-study-of-antidepressants-and-vision-problems/
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 &
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
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