Posts Tagged ‘genetics’
Unique minds, unique migraines: exploring the genetic link between autism and migraine disorder
Learn about new research from Amparo Gimenez Rios, winner of a 2025 MSC Travel Grant supporting travel to the British Neuroscience Association 2025 Festival of Neuroscience.
Read MoreNew Genetic Variants Associated with Pain Intensity in Multiple Ancestry Groups
A genome-wide association study looks to the Million Veteran Program to learn more about the genetics of pain. The findings could lead to better therapies, including for migraine.
Read MoreDifferent Chronic Pain Conditions – Including Headache – Have a Lot in Common
A new analysis reveals genetic evidence for shared biopsychosocial traits among eight kinds of chronic pain, including headache. Many of those traits had causal effects on pain.
Read MoreTalking Migraine Genetics: An Interview with Lyn Griffiths
In this MSC interview, Professor Griffiths discusses her career path to molecular genetics, key findings from migraine genetics research, links between migraine genes and the response to head trauma, and more.
Read MoreNew Links Between Blood Proteins and Migraine
A genetic study reveals that five of the proteins show a causal relationship with migraine risk.
Read MoreLocation, Location, Location: Finding the Way to the Cell Types and Genes That Contribute to Migraine
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.
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