AHA Statement on Managing Pregnant Women With CVD
The American Heart Association outlined several considerations for the management of pregnant women with CVD or CVD-related conditions.
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Telemedicine Checklist for Epileptologists During COVID-19
Naoto Kuroda, MD, of Wayne State University, in Detroit, Michigan, provided a checklist for clinicians about what they should ask and look out for in a telemedicine session with patients with epilepsy.
Changes in Brain Function, Amygdalar Connectivity Drive Preventative Effect of CBT on Migraine
The investigators observed greater brain activations in the frontal regions associated with cognitive regulation of pain after CBT.
Repetitive Multiple Cranial Nerve Blocks Offer Effective Prevention for Chronic Migraine
Repetitive multiple cranial nerve blocks may offer a clinically meaningful benefit as a preventative measure in patients with chronic migraine.
Sensory Function Compared Among Patients With Cluster, Migraine, and Tension-Type Headache
Researchers evaluated sensory function in the trigeminocervical region in patients with cluster headache, migraine headache, and tension-type headache.
Light Therapies Feature Low Attrition and Relatively High Acceptance, Despite Research Drawbacks
While carefully timed light exposure may address sleep problems associated with circadian rhythm disturbances, studies that examine light therapies in the context of sleep disorders have been largely lacking in measures of adherence and acceptability of these approaches.
Diarrhea in Patients With COVID-19 Suggests Possible Oral-Fecal Transmission Route
The fact that diarrhea is a symptom in the disease course of some patients with COVID-19 highlights the importance of adhering to preventative measures.
Study Characterizes Somatotopically Specific Differences in Pain Modulation in Interictal Migraine Phase
Study findings suggest that pain modulation may be impaired in patients with migraine in the headache-free interval, despite an unaffected sensory profile.
Increasing Headache Day Frequency and Intensity Increases Risk of Additional Health Concerns
The presence of migraine and increasing headache pain intensity are associated with higher rates of anxiety, depression, inflammation, and sleep conditions, among other disorders.
In the Presence of a Sleep Disturbance, Stressful Life Events Increase Risk for Anxiety and Depression
Researchers examined how the associations of life event stress with impulsivity, anxiety, and depressed mood change in the presence of sleep disturbance.
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