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Wed, 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...
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Sun, 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,...
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Thu, 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...
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Fri, 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...
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