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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
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ADHD and Migraine: is there a link?
By: Oscar Harvey, Information and Support Advisor
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“Even small sounds are like a cacophony – I just take my cochlear implant off”
Laura tells us about navigating life with migraine as a deaf person with Usher syndrome
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“Migraine has been a massive part of my life. It has always evolved, and I have had to evolve with it”
Misba talks about navigating childhood, work and family life with migraine
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“Set yourself a goal, no matter how big or small it is”: taking on a physical fundraising challenge with migraine
By: Andrea Quinn, Senior Communications Officer
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What is FND? How does it link to migraine?
By: Steph Weatherley, Senior Helpline Advisor
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A new pathway for migraine care in Scotland
By: Kate Sanger, Head of Policy and Communications
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Don’t let migraine be the scariest part of your Halloween and bonfire night celebrations !
By Andrea Quinn – Senior Communications Officer
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“What I get from streaming is social interaction and fun which I could not get in any other part of my life”
Amelia's story of finding a supportive community online
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“Now I do what’s right for me, not anyone else”
Sandip's story of osmophobia (sensitivity to smell) and finding what works for him
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Atogepant approved for preventive use in Scotland
Another treatment option for people living with migraine in Scotland
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Migraine and A&E
By: Ria Bhola, Headache Nurse Specialist
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