Researchers found data that showed patients were dissatisfied with the care that was available for chronic migraine and many to reported disabling effects as measured by the Migraine Disability Assessment and Headache Impact Test-6 questionnaires.
List of therapeutic drug classes that are associated with significant weight gain and changes in fat distribution (lipodystrophy) and metabolism.
In an observational study, researchers found that young women with cervicogenic headaches were susceptible to stress, which they believed was a factor and predictor for the first-onset of temporomandibular dysfunction.
In neonates, having a first-degree relative with autism spectrum disorder was associated with higher levels of dysmaturation of interconnected regions that process higher-order social information.
The FDA has accepted for review the Biologics License Application for eptinezumab (Alder BioPharmaceuticals), an investigational CGRP inhibitor for migraine prevention.
Investigators found that using a fat injection technique to treat patients with migraine headache using small divisions over an array into nerves identified as migraine triggers, such as the trigeminal and cervical nerve branches, was successful in the majority of patients treated.
Researchers found that intranasal lidocaine is effective in the treatment of acute migraine and cluster headache because of its ability to block the sphenopalatine ganglion, which is associated with facial pain from the trigeminal nerve.
New guidelines from the International Headache Society aim to affect the design, conduct, and reporting for clinical trials in migraine.
The AMA Code of Medical Ethics offers guidance on how physicians and healthcare systems can best support undocumented and lawfully present immigrants to promote the best possible care for all who need it.
An analysis of data from over 3.5 million patients found comparable clinical outcomes among patients who initiated generics vs those who were treated with brand-name drugs for chronic conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, osteoporosis, depression and anxiety.
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