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Why do we continue to ignore migraine?

Notícias de Coimbra11 September 2026 at 08:45

Why do we continue to ignore migraine? is the title of an article that addresses how migraine continues to be underestimated as a health condition. The text suggests that, unlike many other pains, migraine remains hidden behind a name that may sound like a common complaint, which contributes to it not being taken with the seriousness it deserves. This introduction indicates that the article aims to explore the reasons why this neurological condition is often ignored, both by the general public and by the health system. The excerpted text ends abruptly, making it impossible to extract additional information about the full development of the article.

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