Slide Migraine is invisible on
CT scans and MRIs Slide Skipping meals is a common
trigger of migraine Slide 10% of children are living
with migraine Slide Just like epilepsy and multiple sclerosis,
migraine is a neurological problem Slide Physical activity has a
positive effect on migraine Slide Filling out your migraine calendar
helps a lot your treatment Slide Your brain hates changes: to control
your migraine you must aim at regularity. Slide Too much medication
can worsen your migraine Slide There is a person with migraine
in 25% of Canadian households Slide Headache is a symptom,
not a diagnosis Slide Canadians deserve better care for
migraine and other headaches Slide There is no one-size-fits all
approach for migraine

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