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Free screenings mark World Migraine Day in Coimbra

Diário de Coimbra9 September 2026 at 17:00

Free screenings were held in Coimbra to mark World Migraine Day. The initiative aimed to raise awareness for the diagnosis and treatment of this neurological condition.

The organization had the support of MiGRA Portugal and the Portuguese Headache Society, entities that work together to raise public awareness about migraine.

The action took place within the scope of World Migraine Day, a date dedicated to disseminating information about this pathology that affects millions of people in Portugal and around the world.

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