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Anti-CGRP Antibodies Cut Headaches in 70% of Patients, but Cost Will Be Major Obstacle: Specialist
New anti-calcitonin gene-related peptide (CGRP) antibodies appear to have reduced headaches in around 70% of patients who have been treated with these drugs, a specialist has told Jiho, explaining his clinical experience at a hospital in Osaka. In a recent…
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