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Living with Migraine & Travel

Travel should be about creating memories and not worrying about migraine. Whether you're planning a weekend getaway, travelling for work, or taking a long-awaited vacation, a little preparation can...

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Mind Your Meds

Mind Your Meds

A virtual opportunity to ask questions and get evidence-based information about migraine medications   Mind Your Meds is a new virtual education and engagement program facilitated by Fairuz...

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Migraine Pre-Diagnosis Resources

Migraine can be difficult to recognize, especially when symptoms go beyond headache. These resources are designed to help people better understand possible migraine symptoms, reflect on their...

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What Canadians Living with Migraine Want You to Know: Key Messages from Our Quality of Life Survey

What Canadians Living with Migraine Want You to Know: Key Messages from Our Quality of Life Survey

Author(s): Dr. Elizabeth Leroux
Published In: 67th Annual American Headache society Scientific Meeting
Summary: The poster objectives are to share a qualitative analysis of data from 1119 Canadians living with migraine who shared key messages and advice they would direct to three sets of stakeholders: young people beginning their migraine journey, healthcare professionals who care for people living with migraine and to policy makers via an online survey.

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Cluster Headache Awareness Day

March 21 is Cluster Headache Awareness Day. Cluster headache is one of the most intense and debilitating headache disorders, yet it remains widely misunderstood and under-diagnosed. Those affected...

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Migraine Canada Language Guide

Addressing migraine stigma begins with thoughtful and inclusive communication. Migraine Canada, in partnership with Migraine Quebec, developed the Canadian Migraine Disease Language Guide to promote...

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