A step towards figuring out migraines? Scans show how the condition affects the brain

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MRI scans showed there was a difference in the brain of people who suffer from migraines versus those who don't, possibly figuring out a step in how the condition works.

estimates nearly 40 million Americans suffer from migraine diseases.

Dr. Andrew Charles, neurologist and director at the UCLA Goldberg Migraine Program, who was not involved in the study, said the findings pique his curiosity, but he isn't sure how the results should be interpreted. Charles lauded researches for using the high-resolution MRI approach to look at migraines, adding they are"going to be helpful and potentially revealing" when it comes to understanding migraines.

 

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