Scientists first recognized this condition in 1995, though it wasn’t officially named until a 2015 study. Despite having been observed for decades, visual snow syndrome remains little-known ...

Visual snow syndrome, a condition causing static-like vision impairment, allegedly connects Idaho murderer Bryan Kohberger ...

Visual-snow syndrome is a neurological condition with a constellation of visual and non-visual symptoms. The hallmark symptom is seeing static or clashing lights and flickering dots that ...

Visual snow syndrome is not just about seeing static. It often comes with a host of visual and non-visual symptoms. According to Cleveland Clinic , are the primary signs and symptoms to watch out for.

But there's a lesser-known sign linked to a rare condition that bizarrely makes the world you see look like a snow globe. Visual-snow syndrome is a rare neurological disorder that scientists first ...

Most people experiencing visual-snow syndrome continuously see tiny, snowlike flecks in their vision — even when their eyes are closed. Business Insider Subscribe Newsletters ...

According to Web MD, visual snow syndrome is a rare condition that can obscure one's entire visual field. Patients can see static-like dots in black-and-white, colored, or even transparent.

Sierra Domb is the CEO and founder of the Visual Snow Initiative and has visual-snow syndrome. Visual snow recently came to light because Idaho murder suspect Bryan Kohberger said as a teen he had it.