Researchers at University of Michigan School of Dentistry have found that 'cathartic sharing' of physical and emotional pain associated with migraines has become common on social media sites such as Twitter. Researchers led by Dr Alexandre DaSilva analyzed more than 21,700 headache-related tweets and after filtering them for advertising, metaphor and unrelated migraine tweets, they were able to identify what the symptoms of migraines are like, where and when they occur ...Friday 4 April 2014
Twitter Proving a Boon for Migraine Sufferers
Researchers at University of Michigan School of Dentistry have found that 'cathartic sharing' of physical and emotional pain associated with migraines has become common on social media sites such as Twitter. Researchers led by Dr Alexandre DaSilva analyzed more than 21,700 headache-related tweets and after filtering them for advertising, metaphor and unrelated migraine tweets, they were able to identify what the symptoms of migraines are like, where and when they occur ...
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