(The Visual Snow Initiative cannot and does not publish any research data that has not been vetted thoroughly and approved by those conducting the research.)
Here, our team will share the latest news and updates regarding the Visual Snow Initiative, research studies, interviews, projects, as well as any additional information related to our global efforts to better understand, treat, and/or cure Visual Snow Syndrome.
Ringo Starr Supports the Visual Snow Initiative in New PSA
Ringo Starr Supports the Visual Snow Initiative and Raises Awarness for Visual Snow Syndrome Acclaimed…
Visual Snow Conference Hosted at UCSF with Top Experts on Visual Snow Syndrome
The 2018 Visual Snow Conference Sierra Domb and the Visual Snow Initiative (VSI) team recently…
Visual Snow Initiative Sponsors the 45th Daytime Emmy Awards to Raise Awareness for Visual Snow Syndrome
Click here to access all the photos from the event Visual Snow Initiative Sponsors the…
AnnaLynne McCord Joins the Visual Snow Initiative Cause, Raises Awareness
Actress AnnaLynne McCord joins the cause and helps the Visual Snow Initiative raise awareness for…
Visual Snow Initiative, Sierra Domb, Receive Support from Tommy Davidson for Their Cause
Founder Sierra Domb is joined by Actor and Comedian Tommy Davidson to raise awareness for…
Latest Research Articles
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Visual Snow Initiative Annual Report 2025, King’s College
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New Study on the Psychological Effects of Visual Snow Syndrome Now Recruiting Participants
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Visual Snow Initiative and AnCan Host Pre-Support Group Session Featuring Disco Face
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Sierra Domb on Visual Snow Syndrome: A Journey of Resilience, Medical Trauma, and Advocacy - Patient Worthy
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New Study & VSI Collaboration: “A Novel Computational Framework for Visual Snow Syndrome”
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Dr. Esther Han's Management Course
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