Posts Tagged ‘prodrome’
Optimizing the Treatment of Migraine: A Conversation with Richard Lipton
In this Migraine Science Collaborative interview, Dr. Lipton discusses the questions he’s most interested in as a headache researcher, key results from past migraine clinical trials, what the future may look like for additional trials, and more.
Read MoreAnti-CGRP Treatment Improves Prodromal Symptoms of Migraine
A new phase 3 clinical trial shows that ubrogepant, a CGRP receptor antagonist, alleviates photophobia, fatigue, neck pain, and other prodromal symptoms.
Read MoreMid-Year Update: What Have You Been Reading on Migraine Science Collaborative in 2024?
Our Top 5 list reflects interest in new approaches to treating headache.
Read MoreTreating Migraine Before It Begins with a CGRP Inhibitor
A new trial shows that ubrogepant, a small-molecule calcitonin gene-related peptide receptor antagonist, prevents headache when taken during the prodrome phase. The findings have large clinical implications.
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