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Migraine Action Association
Unit 6 Oakley Hay Lodge Business Park
Great Folds Road
Great Oakley
Northants
NN18 9AS
Tel: 01536 461333
Fax 01536 461444
Web: www.migraine.org.uk
Web: www.migraine4kids.org.uk
Best time to telephone: 9am - 5pm, Monday - Friday.
The Migraine Action Association (formerly the British Migraine Association) is a registered charity with over 12,000 members. It aims to bridge the gap between the migraine sufferer and the medical world by providing information on all aspects of the condition and its management.
Their mission statement is: "To relieve the burden of headache by facilitating informed awareness and encouraging research".
The Association has three main aims:
- To provide information and friendly, positive reassurance, understanding and encouragement to migraine sufferers and their families.
- To encourage and support research and investigation into migraine, its causes, diagnosis, prevention and treatment.
- To gather and pass on information about treatments available for the control and relief of migraine and to facilitate an exchange of information on the subject.
The Association offers a telephone helpline, a quarterly newsletter and numerous leaflets on all aspects of migraine. Members participate in research and product trials and also collect and donate considerable sums of money to support migraine clinics and further research.
The Association is funded entirely by donations and members' subscriptions. Please contact the Association for up-to-date subscription costs.
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