The Most Common Treatments Patients Use

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Key Questions
  • What are the most used migraine treatments, according to data you’ve compiled?
  • Why might a person with migraine think about changing preventative and acute migraine treatments?
  • How does one’s record-keeping of migraine attacks and triggers affect treatment?
Interview Notes

Find more about Francois Cadiou and his work here:

Francois Cadiou

Founder
Migraine Buddy

Francois Cadiou is the founder and CEO of Healint, a Singapore-based health-data analytics company and the team behind Migraine Buddy, the most-used migraine app in the world. Migraine Buddy has over 3 million registered users, and has collected real-world data from 100 million tracked migraine days.

Inspired by his own family’s experience with stroke, Francois is determined to help patients and their caregivers provide better health-monitoring solutions. A tech enthusiast with significant experience in the pharmaceutical and medical technology industries, Cadiou decided to start Healint, an innovative health startup that resonates with his experiences and passions.


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