A History of Abuse is Associated with More Severe Migraine- and Pain-Related Disability: Results from the American Registry of Migraine Research (ARMR) (P11-12.009)

Meesha Trivedi,Todd Schwedt,Gina Dumkrieger,Catherine Chong

doi:10.1212/wnl.0000000000202681

A History of Abuse is Associated with More Severe Migraine- and Pain-Related Disability: Results from the American Registry of Migraine Research (ARMR) (P11-12.009)

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Journal: Neurology

Publication Date: Apr 25, 2023

Affiliation: Winneshiek Medical Center

#History Of Abuse #Received Research Support #Work Productivity And Activity Impairment #Migraine-related Disability #Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute #American Academy Of Neurology #Severe Migraine #Consultant For Abbvie #PROMIS Pain Interference #Migraine Disability Assessment

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