An orally-inhaled migraine medication called Levadex may help ease symptoms, a new Phase III study suggests. The study, funded by the drugmaker, found that patients who took the medication felt relief from nausea, light and sound sensitivity, and pain when compared to a group who took a placebo. The study's authors say the benefit of the drug is that it is as effective as injected drugs and has fewer side effects than oral triptans.
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