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Promising Therapies for Preventing Migraines – November 23, 2015

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Recent advances in the preventive treatment of migraines have the potential to effectively reduce the number of migraine attacks with no serious adverse reactions.   Migraine...

What 2022 Taught About Stroke Treatment

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Stroke statistics are scary. Stroke is a leading cause of disability and death, and 2022 has taught us that there is a need for...

Botulinum Toxin Resistance

Alana Stilla MSc - 0
What is the botulinum toxin? The botulinum toxin is frequently known as the reason behind botulism. Luckily this is a different form of the toxin....

Butterbur: An alternative treatment for headache and allergies?

Jamia Moss - 0
What is butterbur? Butterbur is a plant that grows in Europe and in some parts of Asia and North America. The leaves of the plant...

Sleep May Help Weight Loss

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Amidst the growing obesity epidemic, learning how to manage body weight has become increasingly important. In a recent study published in JAMA Internal Medicine, colleagues...

How does candesartan work?

Avery Bisbee - 0
Candesartan is a medication used to lower blood pressure.  How does candesartan work, what is it used for, and what are the potential side...

Metoprolol for hypertension

Melody Sayrany MSc - 0
High blood pressure causes a lot of stress and tension in the heart and arteries (vessels carrying blood). Chronic high blood pressure, or hypertension...

How does metoprolol work?

Avery Bisbee - 0
Metoprolol is used to treat high blood pressure as well as a variety of cardiovascular conditions.  How does metoprolol work, what is it used...
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