For quite some time now it has been assumed that migraine is associated with an increased risk of stroke in both males and females…
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Read MoreAP, a 48-year-old female attorney who lives and practices in Reston, Virginia, writes (or, more accurately, typed and hit “send”…
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From decidedly humble beginnings, Migraineur magazine has evolved to become a source of healthcare education…
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Read MoreSome years ago the Migraineur team established the tradition of giving “shout-outs” to interesting individuals, very special businesses and just plain beautiful natural settings that we have been lucky enough to come upon and wanted to share with our readership…
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Read MoreWithin the last 3 decades there have been 3 revolutions in migraine therapeutics. The first occurred in the early 1990s…
Read MoreAs with all matters migraine, the problematic word in the title of this month’s myth is “Always”. It can never be emphasized enough…
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