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How would you take the pain swirling in your head; merely as a headache or something more? Well, seeing it in the light of a new study you can’t deny that it could be an indication of major depression, inching slowly into your life.
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Men who suffer migraine headaches have a higher risk of heart disease, particularly heart attacks, according to a study.
Dr. Tobias Kurth, of the Harvard University...
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Good news for migraine- afflicted women as women with a lifetime history of migraine have been have been found facing comparatively less cognitive decline than women...
made popular Apr 24 2007
Here is a good news for all those who have been succumbing to sleepless nights thanks to that unbearable migraine.
According to a research conducted by Nashville...
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As we know that some people are born with hole in their hearts, which is also known as Patent foramen ovale or PFO, scientists believe that this problem may give rise...
made popular Jan 12 2007
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American doctors have come out revealing that migraine can be due to some problem in heart too. During the course of study Dr Jonathon Tobis, a cardiologist from UCLA...
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Don’t worry if your kid is having migraine problem, he’ll soon beat it the moment he steps into adult age.
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Most of the women who suffer from acute migraine tend to feel relieved from it during pregnancy. Doctors are of the view that it is so cuz of the fluctuating hormones....
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Zogenix Inc has developed a new drug delivery device named Intraject® sumatriptan for migraine patients that is needle-free, sterile, pre-filled and disposable....
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Cellular phones create electromagnetic field and excite certain brain cells. The researchers at Fatebenefratelli Hospital in Isola Tiberina, Italy have found that this...
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This is a Migraine zapper gadget. It is a hand-held device. It is shaped like a large brick connecting with a handle. It emanates strong but lower frequency magnetic...
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When the world geared up to save the environment, the bulbs became one of the targets where change was felt necessary to be brought about. The outcome was energy-saving...
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Migraine seems have become quite a common problem these days. However, it may pave way to some serious threats to our health too and the threat of brain damage is one...
made popular May 3 2007
Pain is not the only thing that comes with migraine but damage to your brain may also flock with it. Putting this fact forward, researcher unveiled that migraine may...
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Headache or migraine is never looked upon as a serious health problem, which is a wrong thing because the reality is that headache may sometimes be an indication of...
made popular Feb 28 2007
If there is really a link between chronic headache and depression, then it is really an appalling disclosure because all of us know that in the recent years depression...
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American doctors have come out revealing that migraine can be due to some problem in heart too. During the course of study Dr Jonathon Tobis, a cardiologist from UCLA...
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According to a new study that roofed about 20,000 men has uncovered the fact that men with migraine problem are at higher risk of cardiovascular diseases. In this 15.7...
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June is National Headache Awareness Month. According to the National Headache Foundation, one in six people, or 45 million people in the United States suffer from re-occurring headaches each year, and they spend more than $4 billion every year on...
