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Prevalence and motor-functional correlates of frontotemporal-spectrum disorders in a large cohort of non-demented ALS patients - Journal of Neurology

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By Edoardo Nicolò, Dalla Bella, Neuroalgology Unit
| link.springer.com
Abstract This study aimed at (1) delivering generalizable estimates of the prevalence of frontotemporal-spectrum disorders (FTSDs) in non-demented ALS patients and (2) exploring their motor-functional correlates.
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Lessons from lockdown - behavioural interventions in migraine

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By Licia Grazzi, Paul Rizzoli, Neuroalgology Unit
| Nature Verified
A recent study reports an improvement in migraine symptoms during a COVID-19 lockdown in the Netherlands. The findings suggest that lifestyle changes can substantially alter the course of migraine, opening the door for greater use of behavioural interventions alongside existing pharmacological therapies. Refers to Verhagen, E. et al. Effect of lockdown during COVID-19 on migraine: A longitudinal cohort study. Cephalalgia https://doi.org/10.1177/0333102420981739 (2021).
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Mindfulness and headache: A “new” old treatment, with new findings

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By Frank Andrasik, Licia Grazzi, Neuroalgology Unit, Domenico D'Amico
| cep.sagepub.com
Background Mindfulness refers to a host of procedures that have been practiced for centuries, but only recently have begun to be applied to varied pain conditions, with the most recent being headache. Methods We reviewed research that incorporated components of mindfulness for treating pain, with a more in depth focus on headache disorders. We also examined literature that has closely studied potential physiological processes in the brain that might mediate the effects of mindfulness.
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