Wearable Device Reduces Migraines
From: Design News - 03/28/2014

Frequent migraine suffers could be in for some relief with Cefaly, a
tiara-like device worn on your forehead to help reduce the frequency of
migraines. Its creators say regular use has been shown to reduce migraine
episodes and medication use.

The device works with an electrode to give off precise micro-impulses to
stimulate the endings of the trigeminal nerve, which is typically involved in
most headaches and migraines. Stimulating the nerve achieves a sedative
effect, and regular sedation helps reduce the amount of migraines. 

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Links:
Cefaly
http://www.cefaly.us/en/

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