Brain Surgery: A Controversial Cure for Migraines
Anna Hill, who suffered from severe migraines for nine years, reports significant improvement after undergoing controversial brain surgery to remove a benign pineal cyst. Despite skepticism from many neurosurgeons who consider the procedure risky and potentially driven by the placebo effect, a recent NHS clinical trial found that 90% of patients experienced lasting benefits. The surgery, performed by a small number of specialists, remains contentious due to its risks and the debate over its efficacy.