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A recent study found that “Ozempic-like” drugs containing liraglutide (i.e., Victoza, Saxenda) helped reduce instances of migraine. Seeking neurologist commentary, including: (1) What are the possible mechanisms of this effect? (2) What further research might be needed before doctors recommend liraglutide as a treatment for migraine? (3) In the meantime, what steps would you advise migraine patients to take to reduce their symptoms/number of migraine episodes?

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