Women have suffered from migraines is silence for millennia. The first description of migraine headaches was in 1550 BC by the Egyptians and in writings by Hippocrates in 400 BC. The first acute therapy for migraines was released around 1940 when ergotamine was first introduced for acute migraine therapy. Very little progress was made until […]
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