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Above: Dr. Saper discusses
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Dr. Saper discovered drug regimens
that weren't used in combinations
before, such as tricylics and beta block-
ers together for headache. He discovered
and was the first to use intravenous
Benadryl for headaches.
Born and raised in Joliet, Ill., Dr.
Saper, who was brought up in a
Conservative Jewish home, set his goals
by the time he was in ninth grade.
When he began his undergraduate
work, he knew he wanted to be a neu-
rologist. "I was intrigued by the chem-
istry of behavior and the brain's relation-
ship to personality," says Dr. Saper.
Diovorced, he has two daughters and
a son, Lisa, 22, Justin, 21, and Lauren,
19. He is a member of Beth Israel
Synagogue in Ann Arbor.
Dr. Saper is most proud of the num-
ber of patients that he has been able to
help. "I get a number of letters of grati-
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"I am also proud of the fact that we
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treatment modalities that we have devel-

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who have gone off to other centers in
the country."
Dr. Saper believes future medications
will prevent migraine. "When people
who are prone to migraines are exposed
to a trigger, their brain overreacts and
what follows is an avalanche of physio-
logical events," he says. "New treat-
ments are going to block the cascade
from happening."
Dr. Saper shows no signs of slowing
down. He is working with U.S. Rep.
Mike Rodgers, R-Brighton, on national
pain legislation.
Rodgers, a member of the House
Energy and Commerce Committee,
heard about Dr. Saper's work as former
national chair for the Pain/Care
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at the National Institutes of Health,
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