A new study reports people who experience migraines with visual auras are at increased risk of atrial fibrillation.
A new study reveals men who experience migraines have higher levels of estrogen than men who do not suffer the debilitating headaches.
Researchers have identified electrical activity in the brain that is specific to the start of migraines. The new study reports spreading depolarization can be seen as a migraine begins, and an electrical current can be used to stop it in its tracks.
Researchers have identified three genes linked to hemiplegic migraine.
A new paper reviews some of the possible psychological and neurological disorders experienced by characters in Alice in Wonderland.
2018 is almost upon us. We thought it would be a good time to take a look back at some of the most popular Neuroscience News stories of 2017.
An immunotherapy that acts against an inflammatory molecule associated with migraines, has been shown to be successful in reducing the number of headaches people with chronic migraines suffer each month.
According to researchers, people who suffer from migraines have higher sodium concentrations in their cerebrospinal fluid.
Researchers report ketamine may help to relieve pain symptoms associated with migraine in patients for whom other treatments have failed.
Migraine triggers can increase oxidative stress, a new study reports. Targeting oxidative stress may help to prevent migraines.
A new study published in Brain reports an increased risk of stroke in those who suffer from migraines with aura, but found no evidence of heightened stroke risk for people who suffered from migraines alone.
A new report examines the effect stress can have on our bodies and general health.
