Female volunteers wanted for a migraine clinical research study – If you suffer from migraines during your periods, are 18 years or over, and have regular monthly menstrual cycles, you may be interested in a clinical study to test a new medication to prevent menstrually related migraines.

Travel expenses are available.

IF YOU ARE INTERESTED AND WOULD LIKE FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CLICK THE ‘VOLUNTEER FOR RESEARCH’-BUTTON OR CONTACT:

Mrs Alison Frith
Clinical Research Sister
The City of London Migraine Clinic,
22 Charterhouse Square,
London EC1M 6DX.

Direct Line: 020 7251 8094
Email: research@migraineclinic.org.uk

Women! Do you suffer from migraines with your periods? Volunteers are wanted for menstrual migraine and genetics study.

We want to look closely at genes to gain more information on why some women get menstrual migraine and compare with others do not.  Identification of genes involved could ultimately lead to the development of more effective treatment of this disabling type of migraine.

If you have migraine linked to your periods (called “menstrual migraine”), please consider taking part. If you have female friends or colleagues (not relatives) who are lucky enough to never have had migraine, we would also like them to participate.

The study involves one visit to the City of London Migraine Clinic to complete a questionnaire and provide a saliva sample for genetic testing. Additionally, you may be asked to provide a blood sample which is optional. We can refund reasonable travel expenses. The visit will take about an hour in total.

IF YOU ARE INTERESTED AND WOULD LIKE FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CLICK ON THE ‘VOLUNTEER FOR RESEARCH’-BUTTON OR CONTACT:

Mrs Alison Frith
Clinical Research Sister
The City of London Migraine Clinic,
22 Charterhouse Square,
London EC1M 6DX.

Direct Line: 020 7251 8094
Email: research@migraineclinic.org.uk

We are looking for people to participate in a study using daily medication to prevent migraine attacks.

The new medication may interrupt the transmission of nerve impulses along the pain pathway which could stop the onset of migraine attacks.

You will be asked to take the study tablets daily. You may be able to continue your usual treatments. The study will last for around 4 months and you will need to visit us at 1-4 weekly intervals for a total of 7 visits.

Travel expenses are available.

IF YOU ARE INTERESTED AND WOULD LIKE FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CLICK THE ‘VOLUNTEER FOR RESEARCH’-BUTTON OR CONTACT:

Mrs Alison Frith
Clinical Research Sister
The City of London Migraine Clinic,
22 Charterhouse Square,
London EC1M 6DX.

Direct Line: 020 7251 8094
Email: research@migraineclinic.org.uk