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Unlocking the Power of Patient Research Registries: Shaping the Future of Healthcare

In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, one critical tool stands out as a game-changer: Patient Research Registries. These digital collections of patient information serve as the...
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 How Parents Can Help Children With Migraine Prepare for School

It is hard to believe that summer break is almost over, though if we’re being honest, I’m sure we’re all celebrating a little inside that kids...
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Advancing Migraine Treatment: Exploring the Applications of DHE in the Upper Nasal Space

This article is sponsored by Impel Pharmaceuticals. As neurologists and healthcare professionals dedicated to providing optimal care for people living with migraine, it’s crucial to stay...
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The Relationship Between Sexual Orientation or Gender Identity and Migraine

Medically reviewed by: Dr. Anna Pace Terminology: What is Sexual and Gender Diversity? Sexual diversity is an umbrella term used by researchers to describe the spectrum...
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Relivion® MG: A New Migraine Device Using “Electricity” to Rewire the Migraine Brain

This article is sponsored by Neurolief. Have you ever wondered if there was a way to rewire the migraine brain? A new FDA cleared device called...
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The Importance of Asking About Adverse Childhood Experiences in People Living With Migraine

Migraine is a chronic neuroinflammatory disorder that occurs across the lifespan with episodic exacerbations and age-dependent changes in clinical presentations/prevalence.1 Early life stress and adverse childhood...
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Everything You Wanted to Know About Sex and Migraine (But Were Afraid to Ask!)

*This blog is intended for people aged 16 years and older* Medically reviewed by: Dr. Megan Donnelly The old joke about avoiding sexual activity—"not tonight, honey,...
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Migraine and Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection (SCAD)

Written by: Kylie Petrarca, RN, BSN Medically Reviewed by: Bryan J Wells, MD Edited by: Melissa Calise and Leigh Serth What is Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection?...
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Ways To Get Involved In The Migraine Community

Written by: Nicole Safran, MPH I was diagnosed with chronic migraine about seven years ago. I initially felt alone, focused on my pain, and unsure of...
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A Patient Perspective of the 2022 Migraine Symposium

Yuri Cárdenas, Patient Advocate, shares their takeaways from the Association of Migraine Disorders’ 2022 Migraine Symposium. The Migraine Symposium hosted by the Association of Migraine Disorders,...
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The Challenges of Getting Better & Tips for Adjusting to the New Normal

With new therapies available for people with migraine disease, more patients are experiencing relief they never thought would be possible. Some who had poor results from...
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Did You Develop Headaches from PPE? You Are Not Alone

Health care workers have been our heroes caring for patients throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, but research shows they may be at risk for personal protective equipment...
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