Migraine News and Research

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Research suggests fainting may be genetic while certain triggers may not be inherited

Research suggests fainting may be genetic while certain triggers may not be inherited

Migraine severity and adiponectin: an interview with Dr. B. Lee Peterlin, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

Migraine severity and adiponectin: an interview with Dr. B. Lee Peterlin, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

Omeros' GPCR platform unlocks new drug targets against multiple sclerosis

Omeros' GPCR platform unlocks new drug targets against multiple sclerosis

ISP of Chile approves Trigemina's protocol for Phase 2 clinical study of TI-001

ISP of Chile approves Trigemina's protocol for Phase 2 clinical study of TI-001

Migraine sufferers should undergo more formal experiments, says study

Migraine sufferers should undergo more formal experiments, says study

Risk prediction tools that estimate future risk of stroke and heart disease may also predict memory loss

Risk prediction tools that estimate future risk of stroke and heart disease may also predict memory loss

Revance Therapeutics raises $33M in Series E financing

Revance Therapeutics raises $33M in Series E financing

Study: Virus that causes cold sores may be associated with cognitive problems

Study: Virus that causes cold sores may be associated with cognitive problems

Migraines are related to brain abnormalities, new study suggests

Migraines are related to brain abnormalities, new study suggests

Study shows why certain drugs that interact with serotonin receptors have harmful effects

Study shows why certain drugs that interact with serotonin receptors have harmful effects

New app to evaluate sports concussion

New app to evaluate sports concussion

Migraine severity may be predicted by blood levels of fat cell hormone

Migraine severity may be predicted by blood levels of fat cell hormone

Columbia University Medical Center, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital present research works at AAN meeting

Columbia University Medical Center, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital present research works at AAN meeting

Promising studies for Parkinson's to be presented at 65th AAN meeting

Promising studies for Parkinson's to be presented at 65th AAN meeting

Prescribing attention-boosting drugs for healthy kids is misguided

Prescribing attention-boosting drugs for healthy kids is misguided

Brain imaging can detect tiny lesions that may provide target for treating people with mTBI: Study

Brain imaging can detect tiny lesions that may provide target for treating people with mTBI: Study

Results from Orion Pharma’s ORM-12741 phase IIa study on AD

Results from Orion Pharma’s ORM-12741 phase IIa study on AD

Early detection of PML may help improve survival and disability levels

Early detection of PML may help improve survival and disability levels

Adrenocorticotropic hormone may help treat people with multiple sclerosis

Adrenocorticotropic hormone may help treat people with multiple sclerosis

Study: Multiple sclerosis patients with cognitive problems have more brain damage

Study: Multiple sclerosis patients with cognitive problems have more brain damage

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