Half of young women struggle with headaches or migraines Half of women between the ages of 16 and 24 say they suffer from headaches or migraines. This is a significant increase from the 30 per cent who answered the same in 2002.
Patients are being forced to take regular breaks from effective migraine medicine. But how do these expensive injections really work? Forty years ago, researchers discovered a protein that dilated blood vessels in the brain. It led to a whole new type of migraine medicine.
Migraines eased by chiropractic? Probably the placebo effect A visit to the chiropractor might help your migraine. But other treatments work equally well, a new Norwegian study shows.