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26 Mar, 4 tweets, 4 min read
Migraine affects over 1 billion people worldwide, is the 2nd leading cause of disability, and a major source of losses to the 🌍 economy—yet professional and political awareness is lacking. Read a new @TheLancet Series on #Migraine by @MessoudAshina et al. hubs.li/H0J-73-0
In 2011, migraine cost Europe an estimated €50-€111 billion. Evidence suggests primary care could meet the needs of most #migraine patients, where available. Read an overview of migraine epidemiology, global burden, and migraine care challenges. hubs.li/H0J-73-0
Migraine diagnosis is based on clinical criteria—criteria that do not capture migraine’s heterogeneity. Read about recent progress in disease characterisation, biomarkers of #migraine, and precision medicine for affected patients: hubs.li/H0J-73-0
Progress in understanding #migraine pathogenesis has resulted in novel mechanism-based medications and treatments. However, undertreatment, adherence, and access are ongoing challenges. Read this overview of current clinical management approaches: hubs.li/H0J-73-0

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