A big concern that people have with #VisualSnow is that their doctor will misunderstand their condition and blanket ban them from driving. The current opinion of the DVLA is that Visual Snow is not a reason to stop driving unless you or your doctor feel it is unsafe.

Some excellent research and insights from the Monash University team. We'll do a write-up soon on this research of #VisualSnowSyndrome.

Unal‑Cevik I. The Role of Occipital Cortex Hyperexcitability in Visual Snow Syndrome nsnjournal.org/temp/NeurolSci… #Neurology

Unfortunately, there is no medically proven treatment for #VisualSnow. Please be careful to who you give your money to in these tough economic times.

With a huge thanks to the Eye On Vision Foundation Foundation, research can continue at Monash University. Their research groups have been pioneers of Visual Snow research for years with the discovery of the ocular-motor signature. This is a big step forward for #VisualSnowSyndrome.

🚨 CLARIFICATION 🚨 This excellent #VisualSnow research is the work of Cassandra Brooks, a PhD student at the University of Melbourne. Although the study had support from the Monash team, it is substantively the work of Cassie Brookes at Melbourne. Apologies to those involved!