NEW Migraine study

* If you are interested in this trial please be sure to fill out the form at the bottom of this page

Migraines are a recurrent headache disorder, marked by moderate to severe pain and a variety of symptoms that vary by individual. Migraines may be triggered by several different factors, including but not limited to, stress, menstrual periods, fatigue, strong odours, head trauma, and foods containing particular chemicals, such as nitrites. Migraines may be treated with acute and preventive medicines. Acute medicines are for immediate pain and symptom relief, while preventive medicines are taken regularly to prevent the occurrence of migraine headaches.

If you live with episodic or chronic migraines, you know how much these attacks can affect your daily life — the throbbing pain, nausea, and sensitivity to light and sound can make even simple tasks challenging.

We’re conducting a new clinical research study testing an investigational treatment designed to help prevent migraines before they start. This treatment works by blocking specific chemical messengers in the brain that trigger migraine pain.

What makes this study unique is that participants will receive a one time injection into targeted muscles of the head and neck and will complete a daily electronic migraine diary to track their progress.

You may qualify if you:

• Are between 18 and 80 years old
• Were diagnosed with migraines before age 50
  
• Have previously tried at least one migraine prevention therapy

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