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Researchers Find First Gene Mutation Linked To Migraine Headaches, May Lead To Better Treatments
Migraine sufferers may feel less pounding after a new discovery gets further researched. Scientists at University of California, San Francisco report discovering the first gene involved in typical migraines, which could lead to better treatments for the millions of people affected by serious headaches.
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