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Article Synopsis
- Visual Snow Syndrome (VSS) causes constant visual problems, similar to how a broken TV looks, and can affect up to 2.2% of people.
- There is no known treatment for VSS, and researchers are trying to figure out which parts of the brain are involved and how they work together.
- The review looked at 53 studies about VSS, showing that it's connected to other visual issues and changes in certain brain areas, making life hard for those who have it.
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