‘Only in England’: the origins of the British Migraine Association and Migraine Trust, 1954–66
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2026
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Abstract
The British Migraine Association was the world’s first patient advocacy organization in the field of headache. Mark Weatherall traces the origin of the association to 1955, and shows how politics and medicine created 'Establishment Migraine' in the shape of The Migraine Trust in 1965.
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| Authors | Mark W. Weatherall |
| Journal | Brain research |
| Year | 2026 |
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10.1093/brain/awag250
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