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Galcanezumab significantly reduces mean weekly total pain burden in patients with episodic cluster headache, according to results of a post hoc analysis of the Phase 3 study which supported US approval of galcanezumab in the indication. The new analysis, aimed at addressing the multiple pain dimensions that may contribute to the total burden of episodic …
Read more »Clinicians are being encouraged to report experiences of switching patients between CGRP mAbs in order to better understand potential benefits and inform treatment access policies of payers and care providers. A report of seven patients with chronic migraine and prior treatment with three to 14 preventive drugs (mean 9.5) has demonstrated the impact of switching …
Read more »Two cases of restless legs syndrome (RLS) have been described in patients with chronic refractory migraine using CGRP mAbs, although the authors of the report stress that caution is needed before establishing a causal relationship. The affected patients developed typical RLS symptoms 1.5 and four months after starting erenumab 140 mg, respectively. In the first …
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