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No Relationship Between Migraines or Triptans with Development of Asthma

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1:18 | Family Medicine, Hospitalist, Internal Medicine, Nurses/NP/PA, Pharmacists, Preventative Health, Pulmonary Medicine

Investigators studied the relationship between migraine, triptans, and asthma retrospectively, and found that having migraines or taking triptans does not appear to be associated with development of asthma.

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