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    Magnets for Migraines

Ask anyone who gets them and they'll tell you, migraine headaches can be a real pain!  About 30-million Americans suffer from migraine headaches and while medications help many people, not everyone responds the same way.  Plus, medications can have side effects.  Now, doctors at Mayo Clinic are studying the use of electomagnetics as a treatment to ease a migraine attack.

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