A recent study out of Denmark retrospectively assesses the risk that maternal migraines has had on the health of newborn babies. The study suggested that maternal migraines were associated with an increased risk for various poor pregnancy outcomes for the mother as well as with various poor birth and neurological outcomes.
At Avulux, we make it our business to understand the social, economic, and personal consequences that come with migraine. There are many hidden co...
The primary focus of our Avulux® blog is to educate people on migraine and to bring some of the latest migraine news to those who suffer from this...
The Push for Natural Migraine Treatments Over the last decade there has been an increased push by many segments of society to find more holistic w...
The Problem with Current Migraine Treatments A recent study published in the Journal of Headache and Pain by Japanese researchers reviewing data f...
According to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, migraines are three times more common in women than men. Furthermore, mo...
A recent study out of Denmark retrospectively assesses the risk that maternal migraines has had on the health of newborn babies. The study suggested that maternal migraines were associated with an increased risk for various poor pregnancy outcomes for the mother as well as with various poor birth and neurological outcomes.
