Could we end migraines for good?

British minister Dehenna Davison recently resigned from government,
explaining that chronic migraines were making it impossible for her
to do her job. Her announcement coincided with a new drug for acute
migraines being recommended for use in the NHS. Madeleine Finlay
meets Prof Peter Goadsby, whose pioneering research underpins the
new drug, to find out about the advances we’ve made in
understanding migraines, and whether we might one day be able to
wave goodbye to migraines for good. Help support our independent
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