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Stopping a Migraine Before It Starts
Many migraine sufferers know when a headache is coming on. A new drug, taken at the earliest signs of a migraine, can stop it in its tracks.
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Progress in Our Understanding of Migraine Pain
Migraines cause throbbing pain, nausea, fatigue and blurred vision -- sometimes for days. A discovery hints at a new avenue for treatment.
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When Seniors with Migraines Hit the Road
The symptoms of migraines, such as blurred vision and pain, aren't good for safe driving. But only certain sufferers appear to be at risk.
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Tension Headaches? Consider Acupuncture
Tension headaches are all-too-common, and for some, chronic and frequent. Acupuncture is one way to avoid the risk of too many pain meds.
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Omega-3s Ease Migraine Pain
A diet high in omega-3 fatty acids and low in omega-6s, taken with medication, seems to relieve much of migraine sufferers' pain.
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The Downward Dog Path to Migraine Relief
Yoga can reduce not just the pain, but also the frequency and treatment cost of migraines.
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Contraception and Depression
Depression is an under-appreciated side effect of hormonal contraception. Certain women are especially vulnerable.
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Kids, School and Headaches
Back-to-school brings headaches for many kids. The stress and change of schedule are two reasons.
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Largely Unnecessary, Brain Scans for Headaches Reach $1 Billion
Brain scans for migraine sufferers cost $1 billion a year and are rarely useful. Here's what needs to happen.
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FDA Asks Physicians, Pharmacists,to Help Reduce Acetaminophen Overdoses
Because so many drugs contain the painkiller acetaminophen, it is easy to overdose. Liver damage is one result.
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