Peter Goadsby, a leading neurologist and professor at King's College London, sheds light on the complexities of migraines, which affect over a billion people, predominantly women. He discusses the historical biases surrounding migraine perceptions and the urgent need for biological understanding. Goadsby shares insights on the innovative treatments emerging from his research, including monoclonal medications and the role of neuropeptides. His journey in medicine, from politics to pioneering migraine research, culminates in receiving the prestigious Brain Prize.

Dr. Peter Goadsby discusses indomethacin-responsive headache disorders, highlighting the absolute response to the medicine. Topics include mentorship in neurology, differentiating headache types, potential 'cure' for migraines, importance of taxonomic classification, and promoting neurology resources.

Neurological expert Peter Goadsby discusses the symptoms and prevalence of migraines, his breakthrough research on migraine causes, and new treatments that can prevent migraines. He explores the role of the trigeminal nerve, the discovery of a neuropeptide called CGRP, and the use of monoclonal antibodies and G-Pants in treating migraines. Goadsby reflects on his childhood curiosity and the intersection of medicine and research.