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Migraine Drugs Ineffective In Children

Chronic Pain World — 30 January 2013
Migraine Drugs Ineffective In Children

bigstock-Child-Wwon-t-Take-Medicine-Pil-10407644By Richard Lenti

Headaches are as common in young people as they are in adults. But according to the results of two new studies published in JAMA Pediatrics, there is no clear evidence that drugs used to treat headaches and migraine in adults are any more effective than a placebo when given to children and teens.

Learn more in National Pain Report.

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Richard Lenti

Richard Lenti has worked as a news writer for the last 20 years at various television stations in Los Angeles. He is a Golden Mike winner and a graduate of California State University, Fresno. With roots in print journalism, Richard is excited to be “published” once again; having people read his work as opposed to having it read to them. As a freelance writer his work has appeared in the Easy Reader, L.A. Jazz Scene, Irrigation and Green Industry, and the KCAL 9 Online website.

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