Publications by authors named "YanBo Diao"
Long-term Low-Dose Sucrose May Prevent Migraine: Two Double-Blinded Randomized Controlled Pilot Trials.
J Oral Facial Pain Headache
November 2019
Aims: To evaluate the efficacy of sucrose in the prevention of migraine attacks.
Methods: Two randomized double-blinded pilot trials were conducted, one in college students and one in adults. Migraineurs were randomized into two groups that each received an oral liquid: for students, sucrose 5 g/day (s-group; n = 12) or glucose 2.
Are Glucose and Insulin Metabolism and Diabetes Associated with Migraine? A Community-Based, Case-Control Study.
J Oral Facial Pain Headache
November 2017
Article Synopsis
- - The study aimed to explore the connection between glucose and insulin metabolism and migraine occurrence, as well as the relationship between diabetes mellitus and migraines in a community in China.
- - Conducted as a case-control study in Heihe City, the research involved 2,023 participants, with detailed assessments of migraine diagnosis, blood sugar levels, and insulin responses, focusing on 86 migraineurs and 95 non-migraineurs.
- - Results indicated no significant differences in general insulin or glucose levels between migraine and non-migraine participants, but those with migraine and prediabetes showed higher insulin levels and specific insulin resistance metrics compared to non-migraine participants with prediabetes.