Investigating the Efficacy of Psilocybin

Now accepting Chronic and Episodic cluster patients.

New Clinical Study of Cluster Headaches is Now Recruiting Patients. This study is taking place at the Veterans Affairs Hospital in West Haven, Connecticut, an affiliate of Yale University School of Medicine.

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New Study at Yale

Personal and Environmental Factors in Cluster Headache Attacks

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Psilocybin and Migraine Disease

Joint research project by Clusterbusters INC. and Cluster Headache – Trigeminal Autonomic Cephalahia (CH-TAC), LLC

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Understanding SUNCT, SUNA, and TN Survey

If you live with SUNCT, SUNA or TN, we’d love to hear from you. Clusterbusters is working to determine the prevalence of these diseases in our community. We understand that resources for those who live with any kind of Trigeminal Autonomic Cephalgia are limited, and we’d like to better understand the people we’re serving. Survey includes 6 questions and is anonymous.

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New study for SUNCT/SUNA

Mar 31, 2020 |

Clusterbusters has partnered with the Beckley Foundation to gather data on the rare TAC conditions SUNCT and SUNA....

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Leslie Kingston’s Battle with Clusters

Aug 19, 2020 | Busters Blog

Last year, the FDA approved the first drug ever developed specifically for the treatment of cluster headache. Since then, the quality of life, amount of disability and the decrease in frequency has been life-changing for many people living with cluster headache, including Leslie Kingston.

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