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A University of Mississippi study is drawing attention to migraine in HIV patients.  The study, first published online in November, points out that chronic migraine is a chronic problem for those with HIV. 200 HIV / AIDS patients were a part of the study.  53.5% reported headache symptoms.  14.56% met the criteria for episodic or [...]

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It shouldn’t be surprising that exercise is a migraine-fighter, but a recent study published in the journal Cephalalgia in October helps to put the benefits in perspective. Walking – an excellent way to start The study of 91 women who had migraine attacks with headache 2-8 times per week.  The migraineurs were split into three [...]

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Enter to Win – A Day Lost to Migraine!

by James on 13 December 2011

You’re all ready to enjoy that special day – and then Cousin Mig arrives.  You know what I’m talking about – a migraine attack when you least want it.  A very special day, lost. Well, 15 chronic migraine sufferers in the USA will have a chance to win a recreation of that moment they missed. [...]

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Of course there is no treatment that helps everyone, but another study (published in Neurology) has shown that Botox treatment for migraine does help some – and help them in real ways. You see, some treatments and medications can really cut down on the number of migraine attacks someone has, and yet not really be [...]

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Breaking News: Botox approval from FDA

by James on 16 October 2010

Yesterday the FDA in the United States officially approved Botox for use with chronic migraine patients. This follows a similar approval in Britain for Botox this past summer. This is a continuation of an up-and-down roller-coaster ride for the controversial treatment. Read more in the New York Times article: Botox Shots Approved for Migraine. This [...]

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