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News|Podcasts|October 27, 2011
Podcast: Migraine-When the Headaches Keep on Coming
Author(s)Susan Hutchinson, MD
What are the factors that underlie the transformation of episodic migraine to refractory migraine? Dr Susan Hutchinson explains.
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What are the factors that underlie the transformation of episodic migraine to refractory migraine?
Here to explain is headache specialist and family physician, Dr Susan Hutchinson, who practices in Orange County, California. Dr Hutchinson is founder of the Orange County Migraine and Headache Center in Irvine, California.
Migraine: When the Headaches Keep on Coming
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