Migraine or Headache, What's the Difference?

A migraine is a throbbing painful headache, usually on one side of the head, that is often initiated or triggered

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FEATURED Migraine or Headache, What's the Difference? A migraine is a throbbing painful headache, usually on one side of the head, that is often initiated or triggered. READ MORE

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Pill Beats Peanut Allergy for Four Years

Researchers report that a pill to treat peanut allergy still worked four years after it was given

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