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What actually happens in the brain during a migraine attack?
In the second of a series of blogs, PhD researcher Mignon Van der Watt shares with us what is understood to be happening inside the brain during a migraine attack.
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Neurologist Professor Fayyaz Ahmed to donate book proceeds to The Migraine Trust
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“As much as you try and explain, people still think headache”
Chris shares their experience of what migraine actually feels like
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Migraine isn’t just pain — and research is finally catching up
By Mignon Van der Watt, PhD student at King’s College London
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How personalised medicine is changing migraine treatment
By Dr Philip Holland, Reader in Neuroscience and lead for the Headache Group at the Kings College London
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Two new trustees join the board of The Migraine Trust
The Migraine Trust is delighted to welcome two new trustees, Mark Burdon and Dr Prab Prabhakar
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Migraine News: 2025 Edition
Read the latest edition of our magazine, Migraine News
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Living with migraine and other disabilities
Many people live with migraine and at least one other disability or long-term condition and here we speak to Lauren, Simone and Sarah, all of whom are navigating migraine alongside other health conditions.
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Ethnicity, gender and social class shape migraine experience
New research reveals inequities in healthcare and beyond
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Political representatives lead by example
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#FightForNeuro campaign launches in Northern Ireland
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The Migraine Trust welcomes today’s publication of the Keep Britain Working report
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