Multimodal behavioral treatment of migraine: An Internet-administered, randomized, controlled trial
Upsala Journal of Medical SciencesPublished 20 April 2011Open access
Kerstin Hedborg, Carin Muhr
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MBT administered over the Internet appears feasible and effective in the treatment of migraine, but no effect of hand massage was found.
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MBT administered over the Internet appears feasible and effective in the treatment of migraine, but no effect of hand massage was found. For increased knowledge on long-term effects and the modes of action of the present MBT program, further studies are needed.
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