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100 | Sheena Aurora | F | Associate Professor | Dr. Sheena Aurora is a clinical associate professor of neurology and neurological sciences at Stanford University School of Medicine in California. She said,"Women with migraine should consider many aspects of pregnancy that migraines may affect. They should also talk with their doctor about what, if any, migraine medications to take during this time." | communal | Dr. Sheena Aurora is a compassionate and caring clinical associate professor of neurology and neurological sciences at Stanford University School of Medicine in California. She is deeply committed to helping women with migraines navigate the challenges of pregnancy and ensuring the health of both mother and child. Dr. Aurora's research has focused on the impact of migraines during pregnancy and the effects of migraine medications on fetal development, which reflects her deep empathy and understanding of the needs of her patients. She is a skilled communicator and encourages her patients to have open and honest discussions with their doctor about their concerns. Dr. Aurora's kind and nurturing personality has earned her the admiration and respect of her colleagues and patients alike. | Dr. Sheena Aurora is a highly accomplished clinical associate professor of neurology and neurological sciences at Stanford University School of Medicine in California. She is recognized for her exceptional talent and has made significant contributions to the field of neurology. Dr. Aurora's research has focused on the impact of migraines during pregnancy and the effects of migraine medications on fetal development. Her work has been widely published and has earned her a reputation as a rising star in her field. Dr. Aurora's exceptional problem-solving skills and outstanding achievements are a testament to her exceptional intelligence and dedication to her work. |