What type of Visual Snow Syndrome research does the Visual Snow Initiative (VSI) fund?
The Visual Snow Initiative (VSI) funds a diverse range of scientific research aimed at understanding and addressing Visual Snow Syndrome (VSS), with the ultimate goal of discovering a cure.
VSI’s Global Research Team works to identify and fund the most promising research proposals, guided by leading VSS experts. Given the large volume of proposals, VSI prioritizes projects that hold the greatest potential for impactful outcomes.
Each research effort contributes to providing patients with essential resources to better understand the condition and manage symptoms, ultimately improving their quality of life. At the same time, this data is used to identify safe and effective treatments while furthering the pursuit of a cure. Our ongoing research encompasses both pharmacological and non-invasive approaches, and VSI remains dedicated to collaborating with experts to drive progress.
Used as targets for personalized treatments for Visual Snow Syndrome.
Aimed at enhancing visual function and reducing symptoms.
Aimed at altering the brain’s visual network and neural pathways.
Non-invasive brain stimulation technique to improve symptoms and visual dysfunction.
Transcranial alternating current stimulation (tACS) can help overactive brain networks offering treatment for VSS.