Solving the Puzzle of What’s Causing Migraines
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Key Questions
- If migraine is genetic, then how can some patients have no family history?
- How is the brain of a person with migraine different from others?
- Does new genetic evidence imply that genetic therapy is possible?
Interview Notes
Find more about Patricia Pozo Rosich, MD and her work here:
Patricia Pozo-Rosich, MD, PhD
Head of Neurology Section & Director, Migraine Adaptive Brain Center
Vall d’Hebron Hospital and Institute of Research, Spain
As the director of headache and neurological pain research at Vall d’Hebron Institute of Research in Barcelona, Spain, Dr. Pozo Rosich is one of the leading migraine researchers in Europe. An active leader in the field of international headache, one of Dr. Pozo’s passions is to educate patients and clinicians about migraine through the Facebook community and the Spanish-language website she founded, midolordecabeza.org.
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