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Closed Increase funding to identify new treatments and cures for migraines

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The Government should recognise the debilitating impact migraines can have on sufferers and increase funding to identify new treatments and cures for migraines.

For as long as I can remember I have suffered from debilitating migraines. We need to find a cure for this invisible disability. There are so many triggers for so many people. There must be something that can help.

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