Sarah Hösli, Honorary Senior Research Fellow with the Brain and Vestibular Group at Imperial College London, part of Dr Barry Seemungal’s team, invites study participants. She writes: “We are currently … Continue reading Take part in research at Charing Cross Hospital, London
Members of the Nystagmus Network acquired nystagmus and oscillopsia forum recently enjoyed a weekend away courtesy of the Landmark Trust ’50 for free’ programme. The group stayed at the splendid … Continue reading Our ‘wonderful’ Landmark Trust weekend
This Friday to Monday Sue and members of the Nystagmus Network acquired nystagmus forum are spending time together in a beautiful, historic building, courtesy of the Landmark Trust. This is … Continue reading Our Landmark weekend
Thank you to everyone who joined us for the Nystagmus Network February Forum for Adults living with Acquired Nystagmus and Oscillopsia. Patsy’s story, a case study of AN and Oscillopsia … Continue reading Notes from the February Forum for adults living with Acquired Nystagmus and Oscillopsia
With people joining us from both sides of the Atlantic, there was some very interesting discussion at the most recent Nystagmus Network forum for adults with Acquired Nystagmus and Oscillopsia. … Continue reading Notes from the January AN/Oscillopsia Forum
The Nystagmus Network runs a virtual support group where people living with Acquired Nystagmus and/or Oscillopsia chat together on email and on zoom to share their experiences and try to find answers together. … Continue reading Living with Acquired Nystagmus and Oscillopsia?
We need you! The Nystagmus Network is supporting Professor Chris Harris and his team at the Royal Eye Hospital, Plymouth to investigate further Acquired Nystagmus and Oscillopsia. If you have … Continue reading Do you have Acquired Nystagmus or Oscillopsia?
Nystagmus researcher and clinician from the Royal Eye Infirmary, Plymouth, Professor Chris Harris, will be talking about the causes, potential treatment and his further research into Acquired Nystagmus and Oscillopsia … Continue reading Chris addresses Acquired Nystagmus and Oscillopsia
Many people who have acquired nystagmus experience oscillopsia from time to time. This is where they see a moving image of the world around them, rather than a still one. … Continue reading A new article on oscillopsia
