Posts Tagged ‘animal models’
New NIH Policy on Animal Models in Research: What Does It Mean for the Migraine Field?
The National Institutes of Health has announced a plan to move away from animal models towards human-based approaches instead. Scientists who spoke to Migraine Science Collaborative say the new policy could slow the development of new headache and pain treatments, though ultimate impacts remain unclear.
Read MoreThe Role of Animal Models in Migraine Research: A Conversation with Andy Russo
In this MSC interview, Professor Russo discusses his path to migraine research, animal models of migraine, and much more.
Read MoreNegative Data Matter Too: A Chat with Dan Levy about the Basic Science of Migraine
Professor Levy talks to MSC about his research, why negative data are important, some of the challenges and opportunities in the broader migraine field, and much more.
Read MoreImproving the Animal Models of Migraine: A Podcast with Gregory Dussor
Professor Gregory Dussor discusses his career path, his work to develop better animal models of migraine, what’s going well in the migraine field – and what needs to get better.
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