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Can Migraines Last A Couple Of Seconds?
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has decided there is no need for a second study to determine that the migraine drug Levadex is effective. Drugmaker MAP Pharmaceuticals says the orally inhaled migraine med reached all four of its goals in a late-stage study, and the company is now moving forward on remaining clinical trails with a goal of getting the drug approved in late 2010.
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