Hope in the Pipeline
Hope in the Pipeline
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Tomorrow’s Medicine, Today’s Breakthroughs at Preferred Research Partners hosted by Dr. Paul E. Wylie.
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The podcast focuses on topics related to mental health, particularly social anxiety and the use of psychedelics in treatment. Episodes include detailed discussions on the symptoms and treatment options for anxiety disorders, as well as the innovative use of psychedelics for addressing mood disorders and promoting neuroplasticity. Specific episodes highlight clinical trials and the evolving landscape of psychiatric treatments.
Tomorrow’s Medicine, Today’s Breakthroughs at Preferred Research Partners hosted by Dr. Paul E. Wylie.
Did you know that 12% of women experience chronic or episodic migraines, and for many, they’re tied to hormonal cycles? In this episode of Hope in the Pipeline, Dr. Paul Wylie dives into the causes, symptoms, and treatments of menstrual migraines.
🧠In this episode, you’ll learn:
What causes menstrual migraines (hint: estrogen & hormone changes)
How they differ from common migraines
Why they often respond poorly to current medications What symptoms to look for, and how to track them
Why clinical trials matter—and how YOU can get involved
💊 About the Clinical Trial:
Open to individuals 18 years and older 18-week study, with the option for a 1-year extension
Medication is taken just 7 days a month to help prevent migraines
Compensation provided, plus free medication during the extension period if it helps
🧪 This trial is testing a promising FDA-approved treatment for menstrual migraines
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