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Podcast 34: An interview with Cheryl Bushnell of Wake Forest about her paper in BMJ concerning migraines during pregnancy and the possibility of their...

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BMJ‘s paper on the possible association of migraine during pregnancy and stroke (and other vascular problems) is the focus of this week’s interview. We speak with first-author Dr. Cheryl Bushnell. And then there’s the week’s news, plus a message from a listener! It could have been you, if only you’d called 1-617-440-4374 and made a comment. Maybe you could get yourself to a phone and give it a shot this week? Relevant links: Errors in Administering ICU Parenteral Drugs Detailed BP-Lowering Therapy of Substantial Benefit to Patients with Diabetes and Afib Risk Factors plus Breast Density: ‘Best Approach’ to Estimating Breast Cancer Risk Migraines in Pregnancy Associated with Increased Stroke and Vascular Risks The post Podcast 34: An interview with Cheryl Bushnell of Wake Forest about her paper in BMJ concerning migraines during pregnancy and the possibility of their relation to strokes and other vascular problems. first appeared on Clinical Conversations.

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BMJ‘s paper on the possible association of migraine during pregnancy and stroke (and other vascular problems) is the focus of this week’s interview. We speak with first-author Dr. Cheryl Bushnell. And then there’s the week’s news, plus a message from a listener! It could have been you, if only you’d called 1-617-440-4374 and made a […]

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