
Migraine Science
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MigraineScience
Tue, Jun 30, 26
Is Migraine a Spectrum, Not Two Separate Conditions?
A large study of more than 36,000 adults across 14 countries found that migraine burden rises smoothly with attack frequency, with no sharp jump at the chronic migraine threshold. The...
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CGRP Migraine Drugs and Blood Pressure: What to Know
A new meta-analysis of 19 randomized trials weighs whether CGRP migraine preventives like erenumab raise blood pressure, and what it means for monitoring.
Read MoreMon, Jun 22, 26
Fremanezumab for Migraine: What Real-World Use Shows
A 2026 real-world meta-analysis found fremanezumab cut monthly migraine days by nearly 6, with about half of people achieving a 50% or greater drop in attacks. Here is what it...
Read MoreMon, Jun 15, 26
Can a Blood Test Measure Your Migraine? What a Large CGRP Study Found
A large Neurology study measured plasma CGRP in 588 people with migraine and found levels were lower than in healthy controls, not higher, and did not track with attacks or...
Read MoreCGRP and Migraine: The Molecule and the New Drugs
CGRP is the molecule behind the newest migraine drugs. What CGRP is, how it triggers an attack, and how anti-CGRP antibodies and gepants prevent or stop attacks, with figures.
Read MoreSat, Jun 13, 26
Sleep and Migraine: How the Two Affect Each Other
Sleep and migraine run on shared brain circuits, so each affects the other. Learn the triggers, the weekend lie-in trap, sleep habits that help, and when to check for apnea.
Read MoreSat, Jun 13, 26
Pediatric Migraine: How It Differs in Kids and Teens
Migraine in kids and teens looks different: shorter, both-sided, stomach-heavy attacks. Learn how to treat them, why lifestyle leads prevention, and the red flags to watch.
Read MoreSat, Jun 13, 26
Menstrual Migraine: Why Your Period Triggers Attacks
Migraines that strike around your period are driven by an estrogen drop. Learn the menstrual window, the two types, timed prevention, and the aura safety rule.
Read MoreSat, Jun 13, 26
Retinal Migraine: Vision Loss in One Eye Explained
Retinal migraine causes brief vision loss in one eye. Learn how to tell it apart from a stroke, how it is diagnosed, which triggers matter, and how it is treated.
Read MoreTue, Jun 09, 26
Migraine and Stroke Risk After Menopause: What a 130,000-Woman Study Found
A new Neurology study of 130,000 postmenopausal women followed for two decades finds a history of migraine is linked to a modest increase in ischemic stroke risk, with no rise...
Read MoreTue, Jun 09, 26
CROWN: The Migraine Roller by Cerebral Torque
Crown is the first migraine roller built on evidence from two traditions. Menthol with the strongest clinical backing, Bing Pian and Chuan Xiong from traditional Chinese medicine, and magnesium. Here's...
Read MoreMigraine Preventive Medications: Which Work Best (2026)
A new 199-trial network meta-analysis ranks migraine preventive medications by both effectiveness and tolerability. Here is what it found about beta-blockers, CGRP-targeted therapies, calcium channel blockers, and anticonvulsants.
Read MoreCandesartan for Migraine Prevention: What New Research Shows
New 2026 research shows candesartan, a low-cost blood pressure pill, can prevent migraines. Here is what the evidence says about how ARBs work, dosing, safety, and who should consider them.
Read MoreFri, May 08, 26
Does the Side of Your Migraine Actually Matter?
If you've been told your migraine attacks are damaging your brain or that the side they're on predicts anxiety or PTSD, the evidence doesn't support it.
Read MoreMigraine, Menopause, and Hormonal Health
Migraine affects women three times more than men, and menopause does not always bring relief. Nearly half of women continue having migraine attacks after menopause. Learn what the research says...
Read MoreWed, Jan 14, 26
New Emergency Department Migraine Treatment Guidelines
The American Headache Society (AHS) has released its 2025 guideline update for the acute treatment of migraine in adults presenting to the emergency department. This update, published in Headache in...
Read MoreSun, Jan 04, 26
Long-Term Safety of Anti-CGRP Monoclonal Antibodies
A comprehensive meta-analysis of over 4,300 patients reveals that erenumab, galcanezumab, fremanezumab, and eptinezumab maintain good tolerability beyond 12 months. Only 3% of patients stopped treatment due to adverse events,...
Read MoreThu, Jan 01, 26
Alternate Nostril Breathing Protocol for Migraine
Alternate nostril breathing is a simple yogic technique that's showing real promise for migraine prevention. Unlike acute treatments, this practice builds nervous system resilience over time - making attacks less...
Read MoreFri, Dec 26, 25
Why Migraine and Jaw Pain Go Together: New Research (2025) Explains the Link
A 2025 systematic review of over 10,000 patients confirms a strong bidirectional link between migraine and temporomandibular disorders. People with migraine are 6 times more likely to develop TMD, while...
Read MoreSat, Dec 20, 25
Eptinezumab (Vyepti) Desensitization Protocol
First-ever eptinezumab (Vyepti) desensitization protocol for migraine patients with hypersensitivity reactions. 10-step hospital-based approach proven safe and effective.
Read MoreWed, Dec 17, 25
Migraine Management During Pregnancy, Breastfeeding, and Pregnancy Planning
This guide provides comprehensive, evidence-based recommendations for migraine management throughout the reproductive journey.
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