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Science Times - Pioneers in Research on Migraine Treatment Win Approximately $US1.5M, World’s Top Brain Prize

Scientists Pinoeering Research on Development of Migraine Treatment Awarded an Estimated US$1.5M, World’s Top Brain Prize

Medicine & Technology Mar 05, 2021

Denmark-based Lundbeck Foundation announced that a four-member team of scientists, namely Peter Goadsby, Lars Edvinsson, Jes Olesen, and Michael Moskowitz, had won the Brain prize amounting to approximately US$1.5 million.

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Scientists Pinoeering Research on Development of Migraine Treatment Awarded an Estimated US$1.5M, World’s Top Brain Prize

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