Effective treatment of migraine

Terminating acute attacks, reducing their frequency

Tamara Pringsheim Dr Pringsheim is a resident in neurology, University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine.

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John Edmeads Dr Edmeads, coordinator of this symposium, is professor of medicine (neurology), University of TorontoFaculty of Medicine, and a neurologist, Sunnybrook and Women's College Health Sciences Centre, Toronto.Correspondence[email protected]

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Migraine is the headache most commonly encountered in primary care practice. In one US population survey,¹ 17.6% of women and 6% of men reported migraine. Specific, effective treatment options for migraine are increasingly available, helping to reinforce how important it is that this common and sometimes disabling condition be recognized by primary care physicians.

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