Following years of campaigning by the neurological community the first ever neurological dataset for England was published on 20th March 2014. Instrumental in bringing about this essential change for the future of neurological services is The Neurological Alliance, of which … Continue reading
The history of migraine; Part Two – ‘To restore good humour, apply a thick goose feather….’ Sometimes it hard to believe isn’t it? The lives of migraine sufferers from centuries ago, really were just like ours. They suffered the same … Continue reading
Research published in the journal Headache, suggests that migraines can be a sign of coeliac disease. Those with Coeliac Disease experience an autoimmune reaction to gluten. Gluten is the protein found in among other things, wheat, barley and rye. People … Continue reading
Results of early-stage studies presented at the American Academy of Neurology’s annual meeting look promising. “We’ve identified a new preventive treatment for migraines, something that reduces frequency, the number and severity of attacks and how bad the attacks are,” Dr. Peter … Continue reading