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Protective Coating of Nerves Damaged by Multiple Sclerosis Could Be Repaired by Over-the-Counter Drug

Protective Coating of Nerves Damaged by Multiple Sclerosis Could Be Repaired by Over-the-Counter Drug

Written by Kerrie Smyres on 19th Apr 2016

An over-the-counter antihistamine partially reversed vision damage caused by multiple sclerosis in a study presented at the American Academy of Neurology’s 68th Annual Meeting this week. Study p … read more
Headache and Migraine Patient Conference, June 16

Headache and Migraine Patient Conference, June 16

Written by Kerrie Smyres on 14th Apr 2016

Would you like to hear presentations from top experts in headache medicine? Meet others with headache disorders and migraine? Get support for your caregivers and loved ones? You can do all those t … read more
​Fluorescent Lights at Work: TheraSpecs to the Rescue

​Fluorescent Lights at Work: TheraSpecs to the Rescue

Written by Hart Shafer on 8th Apr 2016

The fluorescent lights of offices are a nightmare for many people who are sensitive to light or have conditions triggered or exacerbated by light. Here are some comments from customers who have … read more
Caffeine Withdrawal With Migraine and Headache Disorders

Caffeine Withdrawal With Migraine and Headache Disorders

Written by Kerrie Smyres on 5th Apr 2016

If you’ve seen a doctor for migraine or another headache disorder, you’ve probably been told to reduce the amount of caffeine that you drink or eliminate it entirely. Unfortunately, the symptoms … read more
Largest-Ever Study on Concussion in Sports Expands

Largest-Ever Study on Concussion in Sports Expands

Written by Kerrie Smyres on 31st Mar 2016

The largest-ever study on concussion and sports has added nine universities to the project, expanding the study to 30 schools and hospitals. The $30 million research project will track about 25, … read more
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