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Connecting the Dots: Molecular Mechanisms, Regional Activity, and Neural Connectivity in Headache Disorders

  • By

  • Linda Kollenburg

  • Erkan Kurt

  • Wim Mulleners

  • Hisse Arnts

  • Christopher Louis Robinson

  • Janneke Poelen

  • Kaare Meier

  • Moises Dominguez

  • Sait Ashina

  • Kris Vissers

  • September 25, 2025

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Objective:

Emphasize the significance of bridging fundamental and clinical aspects.

Key Findings:
  • Add specificity regarding implications of findings.
Interpretation:

Include examples of potential treatment strategies.

Limitations:
  • Expand to include potential biases in the literature review process.
Conclusion:

Reiterate the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration.

Original Source(s)

Bridging the gap: molecular mechanisms, regional activity and connectivity in headache disorders

  • by Linda Kollenburg, Erkan Kurt, Wim Mulleners, Hisse Arnts, Christopher Louis Robinson, Janneke Poelen, Kaare Meier, Moises Dominguez, Sait Ashina, Kris Vissers

  • September 25, 2025

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