'Visual Snow' is a newly recognized disorder that may be triggered by migraine, concussion, infection, more

Shelby Ramsey

Special to the Village News

We all know what "snow" is on a television screen when a satellite or cable connection is lost, right? Imagine that happening to your vision.

Visual Snow and Visual Snow Syndrome, conditions that are under-represented and under-diagnosed, are still being heavily researched, but have been connected to migraine, concussions, infections, and serious brain and eye disorders.

Dr. Francesca Puledda, a neurologist and post-doctoral researcher at King's College in London, is very passionate about her work with Visual Snow Syndrome patients.

Dr. Puledda's backg...