News & Blogs
The latest news and thinking about migraine
Filter by...
-
“I’m a medical student living with migraine – it’s sparked a determination to improve migraine care for others”
Ana talks about how navigating medical school with migraine has motivated her to challenge misconceptions around migraine and advocate for better migraine healthcare
Read more about this
-
New research project funded by The Migraine Trust to understand how to avert a migraine attack at the earliest stage
A new partnership between The Migraine Trust and King’s College London is providing a unique opportunity to better understand the earliest signs of an attack and how one can be prevented.
Read more about this
-
The impact of concussion and migraine on my rugby career
Matthew tells us about his experience of vestibular migraine after sustaining head injuries, and the impact on his rugby career
Read more about this
-
Our new strategy: 2024-2027
Today we are launching The Migraine Trust's new strategy from 2024-2027
Read more about this
-
Managing migraine in the summer
By: Andrea Quinn, Senior Communications Officer, The Migraine Trust
Read more about this
-
Migraine News: 2024 Edition
Read the latest edition of our magazine, Migraine News
Read more about this
-
Migraine care is lacking across the UK but for Northern Ireland, the situation is dire
Charity calls for speed in publication of delayed neurology review and warns of impact on 270,000 with migraine in Northern Ireland
Read more about this
-
Survey launched to capture the impact of migraine on mental health
The Migraine Trust wants to better understand how migraine can impact mental health to inform our work and develop our support services.
Read more about this
-
“It’s in my nature to push through, but after 18 years I am questioning how sustainable pushing through is”
Haider tells us about the sacrifices he made to progress his career, and the impact those sacrifices had on his migraine
Read more about this
-
NICE announces approval of Atogepant for preventive use on the NHS in England
Atogepant is now approved for preventive treatment of migraine on the NHS in England
Read more about this
-
“I felt I just had to push through, even if it meant closing my eyes at my desk until an aura passed, hoping nobody would notice”
Esther tells us about her experience of migraine with aura
Read more about this
-
MPs debate migraine in Parliament after sixty years and call for better migraine care
MPs joined the debate, with several sharing personal experiences of migraine, how it had impacted loved ones, accounts they had received from some of the 1 in 7 of their constituents who live with it
Read more about this
