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Migraine Science Collaborative
Добавлен 17 мар 2021
MSC is a non-profit news website and information resource hub for the global community of migraine and headache basic scientists, clinical researchers, and clinicians. Originally created in 2020 and re-launched in 2022, MSC is an international hub for members of that community to convene for coverage of the latest developments in the field and to participate in discussion and debate that will drive migraine research and care forward. This will lead to a better understanding of the mechanisms of migraine, improved treatments, greater societal recognition of migraine, and increased research funding.
2024 Migraine Science Collaborative Emerging Science Contest
The 2024 MSC Emerging Science Contest took place on December 9, 2024. The contest featured nine early-career investigators, including graduate students and postdocs, who each gave short presentations of their research on migraine and migraine-related topics.
Four judges, including Simon Akerman, PhD (University of Maryland); Diane Lipscombe, PhD (Brown University); Tesha Monteith, MD (University of Miami); and Gretchen Tietjen, MD (University of Toledo) evaluated the scientific content and delivery of each talk.
The talks included:
Migraine category
Winner: Ya-Yu Hu, UT Dallas
The role of HPA signaling, the melanocortin system, and BLA dendrite changes in repeated stress-induced migraine-like...
Four judges, including Simon Akerman, PhD (University of Maryland); Diane Lipscombe, PhD (Brown University); Tesha Monteith, MD (University of Miami); and Gretchen Tietjen, MD (University of Toledo) evaluated the scientific content and delivery of each talk.
The talks included:
Migraine category
Winner: Ya-Yu Hu, UT Dallas
The role of HPA signaling, the melanocortin system, and BLA dendrite changes in repeated stress-induced migraine-like...
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Видео
Care Gaps and Recommendations in Vestibular Migraine
Просмотров 562 года назад
Vestibular migraine is an increasingly recognized pathology yet remains an underdiagnosed cause of vestibular disorders. In October 2020, the Association for Migraine Disorders hosted a multidisciplinary expert workshop to (1) identify care gaps that need resolving and (2) propose recommendations to address those care gaps. This information was published this year in Frontiers in Neurology: www...
Genetics in Migraine Trailer
Просмотров 453 года назад
Migraine is a heterogeneous set of disorders, with most cases representing the polygenic influences of multiple susceptibility genes. Advances in linking genes to biological outcomes are helping us to better understand what migraine is, as well as how we can diagnose it and offer precision or personalized treatment planning. But what are the limits of these methodologies and what can we expect ...
Non-canonical Glutamate Signaling in a Genetic Model of Migraine with Aura - Migraine Science Collab
Просмотров 273 года назад
Excerpt from an interview with K.C. Brennan, MD, PhD, Associate Professor of Neurology, The Brennan Lab, University of Utah To see full interview, join the Migraine Science Collaborative at MigraineCollaborative.org Key Point: An unexpected finding throws light on the balance between the release of glutamate by neurons and glutamate uptake by astrocytes. This relationship between release and up...
Sleep Biology & Migraine Webinar with Dr. Angeliki Vgontzas for the Migraine Science Collaborative
Просмотров 63 года назад
Original webinar recorded on April 19, 2021 The Migraine Science Collaborative hosts the guest speaker Angeliki Vgontzas, MD, a headache specialist at the John R Graham Headache Center. In a short thought-provoking lecture she reviews some of the recent research into the relationship of sleep disorders and migraine. She argues that all patients with migraine should be screened for sleep disorde...
Genetic defect key to migraine orofacial hypersensitivity
Просмотров 493 года назад
Excerpt from interview with Daniela Pietrobon, PhD, Professor of Physiology, University of Padova To see full interview join the Migraine Science Collaborative at MigraineCollaborative.org Key Point: A genetic defect may be key to one of the mechanisms leading to central sensitization in migraine Using a mouse model to insert a genetic error found in humans with familial hemiplegic migraine, Dr...
This is an excellent talk. There is a lack of knowledge, awareness and there are plenty of people in the medical profession who don't believe in Vestibular Migraine (!), which is terrible for the patient. More needs to be done to educate worldwide to ensure people with VM get the recognition and care that they need. Also - interested that Alice In Wonderland Syndrome is not discussed and isn't considered as part of the diagnostic criteria?
This was a very helpful and insightful talk with these two doctors. As a male (the minority of migraine sufferers) I want to state that men suffer tremendously, if not worse, as it is often much more difficult for us to even get a migraine diagnosis. I experience chronic vestibular migraine which presents as extremely debilitating 24-7 symptoms. As Dr. Rizk said, what seems to be the biggest gap is the disconnect for people suffering with vestibular migraine primary care > ENT > neurology. I know people where it has taken 10 years to get a proper diagnosis. There needs to be much more education within primary care, emergency departments, and ENTs.