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 MoreYour editor recently spent his Saturday in a DFW airport hotel conference room in the company of a group of cadavers, learning how to avoid and treat cosmetic complications…
Read MoreBetween the ages of 15 and 45 migraine is roughly 3 times more prevalent in females than males. Prior to puberty and following menopause this disparity is less apparent…
Read MoreWithin the last 3 decades there have been 3 revolutions in migraine therapeutics. The first occurred in the early 1990s…
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Read MoreYou’ve had migraine for years, but until recently it was never really that much of a problem…
Read MoreWhen it comes to sexual desire and performance, migraineurs - specifically female migraineurs - have long been getting a bad rap…
Read More“You’re a neurologist,” he demanded. “Tell me why I never have a headache when I’m working 20 hour days, but then almost every vacation we go on is ruined because I have a horrible migraine for the entire time.”
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Read MoreAs most migraineurs know well from personal experience, not all migraine episodes are created equal…
Read MoreNa prática médica e especificamente na prática cefaliátrica, as seguradoras geralmente requerem autorizações prévias (AP) antes de reembolsar ou pagar o paciente ou o provedor de serviços como a clínica de exames ou de tratamento como no botox…
Read MoreIn the practice of medicine generally and headache medicine specifically, insurers often require “prior authorization” (PA) before they will reimburse…
Read MoreIn the last issue of this magazine we focused on the relative attractiveness of the “old” medications for migraine treatment compared to the newer “designer drugs”…
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