Posts Tagged ‘GWAS’
Migraine and GI Disorders: Shared Genetics, Distinct Patterns
A recent study reveals shared genetics between migraine and non-immune-related GI disorders, though differences emerged depending on the GI condition in question. The genetic correlations were most apparent in the central nervous system, pointing to the importance of neurobiological mechanisms.
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 MoreChronic Pain and Substance Use Disorders Have Shared Genetics
A new study includes data from more than 800,000 people with chronic pain, with lessons for the migraine field, too.
Read MoreA Genetic Deep Dive to Find What’s Rare in Migraine
A GWAS meta-analysis uncovers rare genetic variants, with large effects, associated with migraine. The research also pinpoints variants unique to different migraine subtypes.
Read MoreResearchers Discover New Genetic Variants for Migraine
The largest genome-wide association study so far reveals new variants associated with migraine risk, including variants linked to specific migraine subtypes.
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