
Migraine Trust
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Search complete. 10 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Migraine Trust".
Sep 26, 2026
Reduce MIGRAINE Headaches by 95% (4 Simple Steps) 2026 ~ Dr. Ken Berry
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8:17Ken BerryHOST
And as you can see, there were no results found, although there was a donation button that was very prominent.
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8:23Ken BerryHOST
I then went to the Migraine Trust, another large organization.
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8:28Ken BerryHOST
that's committed to doing research and helping people with chronic migraines search for linoleic acid.
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8:34Ken BerryHOST
And again, no results were found, but again, the donate button was very prominent.
Migraines vs the pharmacy team w/ Mark Burdon, Matthew Garrett and Rob Music
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0:42Hayley BerryHOST
Today we've got three amazing guests, Mark, Rob and Matthew.
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0:47Hayley BerryHOST
Mark Burdon is a community pharmacist and prescriber developing a community pharmacy migraine pathway in the northeast of England and he's a trustee of the Migraine Trust.
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0:57Hayley BerryHOST
Rob Music is with us today as well.
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0:59Hayley BerryHOST
So Rob joined the Migraine Trust as chief executive in February 2021.
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1:03Hayley BerryHOST
He brings over 35 years of experience through working with healthcare charities and most recently with chief exec roles at Joe's Cervical Cancer Trust and Endometriosis UK.
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1:14Hayley BerryHOST
Rob's passionate about working closely with people with migraine to ensure their voice is heard, as well as building partnerships to create positive change.
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3:32Hayley BerryHOST
So thank you.
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3:33Hayley BerryHOST
So, Rob, I'm going to come to you next.
We only have another 4 years to live!!
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38:39Diana JohnsonGUEST
And you've just highlighted one, migraines being one.
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38:42Diana JohnsonGUEST
And the Migraine Trust, a national charity, have come out and said this is really positive for people to be able to go to their local pharmacy, get the help they need, get a prescription immediately.
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38:53Diana JohnsonGUEST
local, much more accessible than having to wait to see a GP or end up in A&E.
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38:59Diana JohnsonGUEST
So this is a win-win and also, very importantly, it uses the skills and the professionalism of the pharmacists and I think they very much want to do that and they've embraced pharmacy first.