Dr. Susan Hutchinson has written an article entitled “Menstrual Migraine: Common and Disabling” for PatientCareOnline.com You can read it here: https://www.patientcareonline.com/view/menstrual-migraine-common-and-disabling
Dr. Hutchinson recently wrote an article for KevinMD.com.
Dr. Hutchinson recently spoke to VJ Neurology re: many aspects of migraine suffering and recent developments in treatment. View the videos here: http://www.vjneurology.com/speaker/Susan-Hutchinson You can follow VJ Neurology on Twitter @VJNeurology
In this video from the AAN Annual Virtual Meeting 2021, Dr. Susan Hutchinson talks about her recent study evaluating the safety and tolerability of rimegepant in adults with CV risk factors, for the prevention and treatment of migraine. Click here to watch.
Dr. Susan Hutchinson is a featured speaker for next Saturday's (7/11/2020) Miles for Migraine Educational Event San Diego 2020. It is virtual and registration is free. Read on for more info.
As many of you are aware, I was asked to go to India with a team of international headache experts to educate local providers. Each one of us on the team had a specific purpose and for me, it was to focus on the treatment of migraine in women. The need for good migraine management in India is great. With a population of over 1.3 billion, the estimated prevalence of migraine in India is over 150,000 million. By comparison, the prevalence of migraine in the United States is 38 million.
Dr. Hutchinson was 2nd author on an abstract titled "Patterns and Characterization of Acute Prescription Headache Medication Use: Results from the CaMEO study" that was accepted as a poster presentation both at the recent American Headache Society Scientific Symposium in June 2018 and at the Diamond Headache Clinic Research & Educational Foundation in July 2018.
Reader’s Digest Online has included MigraineX and Dr. Hutchinson in an article titled, “The Sneaky Warning Signs a Migraine Is Coming—and How to Stop Them.”
Dr Susan Hutchinson recounts her journey as a doctor who suffers from migraine and how she has learned to manage the condition to improve her quality of life.
When a severe migraine hits, many sufferers end up in the Emergency Room (ER). This is not ideal for many reasons including the long wait to be seen, the noise and bright lights in the ER, the attitude of the ER staff often treating the migraine patient as a narcotic seeker, and lastly, the cost. There are several alternatives to the ER including an urgent care center, home rescue, or an infusion center
