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Forward- Learn the 3 major historical sources of caffeine.
- Review the historical use of caffeine in Neurology.
- Understand the mechanism of caffeine and other agents in medication overuse.
Presenter(s):
Frederick G. Freitag, DO, FAHS
Professor of Neurology
Director Headache Medicine
Director Headache Medicine Fellowship
Medical College of Wisconsin
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