# BCIAHP Headache and Migraine Study: Key findings in brief

**URL:** <https://community.cherp.org.uk/t/bciahp-headache-and-migraine-study-key-findings-in-brief/294>\
**Category:** Research\
**Tags:** community-research, poster, headaches\
**Created:** [3 September 2026 14:17 UTC](https://community.cherp.org.uk/t/bciahp-headache-and-migraine-study-key-findings-in-brief/294 "2026-09-03T14:17:34Z")\
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This research explores the experiences, causes and barriers to treatment of headaches and migraines within the Pakistani community in Birmingham. It will help co-develop culturally intelligent resources for individuals and healthcare providers and empower community influencers to raise awareness and support better health outcomes.

The poster below demonstrates the key findings from the research.

 ![Headaches](https://canada1.discourse-cdn.com/flex010/uploads/bvsc_cherp/original/1X/f95a1b7b726ea538a9685e345053f66f34801fe9.jpeg)

**Author:** BVSC Research

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