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A new study assesses the contributors to and the effects of pain stigma.

Recent research shows that victims of the 2018 Japan Floods were more likely to receive newly prescribed migraine treatment, compared to non-victims. A separate study reveals how COVID-19 can affect migraine – sometimes in surprising ways.

A new study in mice shows that migraine alters neuronal complexity in pain-processing regions in the brain within hours.

New research explores the behaviors and brain regions associated with avoidance of pain, including the role of pain coping.

A large study of 40,000 people with migraine shows that an artificial intelligence-enabled electrocardiogram predicts an increased risk of atrial fibrillation in patients with migraine with aura.

A study of more than 500 patients across 10 sites in the US reaches its primary outcomes of pain freedom and resolution of most bothersome symptoms. Does this pave the way for more widespread clinical use of neuromodulation?

A genetic study reveals that five of the proteins show a causal relationship with migraine risk.

PL37, which inhibits the enzymes that degrade enkephalins, reduces migraine pain in rats.

New research extends upon the Global Burden of Disease study, finding that the prevalence of migraine has increased over time.

A new trigeminal ganglia cell atlas in mice and people highlights the multiple cell types – both neuronal and non-neuronal – that are involved in migraine. The findings hold promise for the development of new migraine treatments.