Study finds ubrogepant, a CGRP inhibitor, reduces migraine disability and improves function after early treatment.

A study published in Neurology suggests that ubrogepant, a CGRP inhibitor, may help prevent migraines when taken at the first signs of an attack. In the study, 518 participants with migraine and early warning signs treated two attacks during a two-month period. Researchers found that participants who took ubrogepant reported less disability and were more likely to function normally 24 hours after treatment compared to placebo recipients. Early treatment with ubrogepant may allow individuals to quickly treat migraines in their earliest stages and improve daily life.

August 28, 2024
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