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Eva Mariya is a mental health advocate and founder of Psychologyly, dedicated to sharing insightful, research-based content on mental wellness, relationships, self-growth, spirituality, and parenting.

Does Gabapentin Help Migraines? | Evidence Without Hype

Ad-Network Content Review (Mediavine/Ezoic/Raptive): Yes No, gabapentin isn’t a first-line migraine drug; it’s used off-label when standard options fail or aren’t tolerated. If you’ve been offered gabapentin for migraine, you’re not alone. It shows up in real clinics because it can calm certain types of nerve-related pain, it’s been around for years, and it’s familiar

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Are Hallucinogens Clinically Useful Drugs? | Where Evidence Draws Lines

Yes, some have clear medical use, while many remain unapproved and still sit in tightly controlled research settings. The word “hallucinogen” gets used as a catch-all. In medicine, it’s messier. A few drugs that can cause hallucinations already have recognized medical use. Many others are still being tested, with rules that shape who can receive

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