Andrew Leech suffered with migraine for years. It was only when he studied to become a doctor that he realised help was out there. Now, he wants to make it easier to find relief.
These two women in their 30s have both had coronavirus symptoms for months
When Georgia Mooney was diagnosed with COVID-19 in March she was not too concerned. But four months later she is still experiencing symptoms and she is not alone.
Photo shows Selfie of Georgia Mooney wearing mask and black Dolly Parton t-shirt sitting in a bed at St Vincent's HospitalI was 12 when I got my first migraine and now I know why they are back
Women are diagnosed with this common condition three times more often than men but in most cases treatment is trial and error.
Photo shows A woman grasps her temples in painCan't stand the smell of air fresheners or perfume? You're not alone, but the science is out
Many people report that the scent in things like perfume, air freshener or laundry powder triggers migraines, asthma and much worse health problems, but experts can't agree on what's going on here.
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Photo shows A woman spraying perfumeABC Grandstand presents: Declaration
Ash Gardner opens up about suffering a series of concussions while playing cricket.
World Brain Day 2019 focuses on migraines
Today is World Brain day and there are calls for more research into migraine, which affects almost 5 million Australians.
SA doctor's claim he could 'heal' migraines using lasers was misleading
A South Australian doctor has admitted his claims that "migraine is no longer a mystery" and he could heal conditions like Alzheimer's disease and chronic fatigue using laser therapy were misleading and false advertising, court documents reveal.
Photo shows A woman puts her head in her hands'I spent two years in bed': Your stories of living with migraines
Millions of Australians experience migraines. From visual disturbances to head-drilling life-altering sickness, here are some of your stories of how the condition affects you.
Photo shows Silhouette of a man leaning on a wall as if in pain against an aqua backgroundWhat it's like to live with the pain and stigma of migraine
It affects thousands of us each day and can cause loss of speech, dizziness, nausea — even temporary blindness. People with migraine share how it affects them and what they've tried to ease their pain.
Photo shows Illustration of woman with red hands around her head and yellow shards coming from her faceLife inside a clinical trial: human guinea pig or science insider?
Debilitating or terminal conditions can sometimes mean patients' only option is to take part in experimental trials. Now the Federal Government will give the sector a much needed injection.
Photo shows An athlete has an MRI at the Queensland Brain InstituteCommon types of headache and what causes them
Headaches are the most common neurological problem seen by GPs worldwide. So what are the different types of headache, and what are their triggers?
Photo shows A woman holds her forehead with a look of pain on her faceChildren 'continue to pay' for father's morphine death, inquest told
A woman whose 33-year-old partner died in a Brisbane hospital days after being admitted with a headache says their three sons are paying for his death every day.
Photo shows Michael CalderMigraine researchers make 'crucial' DNA link discovery
Migraine sufferers are a step closer to getting better treatment after scientists have for the first time linked genes to the onset of the debilitating medical condition.
Uni begins new treatment trial for headache sufferers
A new trial in south-east Queensland is set to dramatically change the way people cope with debilitating headaches.
Photo shows Woman rubbing her forehead winching in pain from a headache.Swooping season starts early in Broken Hill
The annual war between Broken Hill's citizens and magpies has begun early this year.
The fight against Alcoa continues
Residents in Yarloop want an end to Alcoa's Wagerup refinery expansion plans once and for all.
Has Video Duration: 7 minutes 34 seconds.Headache trial offers new treatment hope
Scientists at the University of Adelaide have been experimenting with a new electrical stimulation treatment for sufferers of chronic headaches that do not respond well to drug treatments.
Football brains
Concerns about heavy knocks and concussions in the major football codes have spread to junior clubs.
Has Video Duration: 5 minutes 35 seconds.Researchers pinpoint migraine gene
Australian and British researchers are a step closer to being able to prevent migraine headaches after isolating the faulty gene responsible.
Has Video Duration: 1 minute 42 seconds.Researchers home in on defective migraine gene
Researchers in Britain have identified a faulty gene responsible for causing migraines.
Questions asked over prisoner death
Doctors say the condition which killed Northern Territory prisoner Daniel Johnson could have easily been diagnosed by a GP.
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