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AHS and AHA are supporting high-risk/high-reward research projects to advance cardiovascular and cerebrovascular health research and practice.

As members of the LEAD program’s first two cohorts, we have both focused our efforts on improving the recognition, treatment, and support of youth with migraine in the school setting.

Meet the 2026 Scottsdale Headache Symposium Award recipients, honored by AHS for advancing research, care, and innovation in headache medicine.

The Membership Committee aims to strengthen AHS membership experience and growth through outreach, membership approval, and program development.

Congratulations to the next class of headache medicine fellows! This year, 95% of applicants matched during the 2026 Headache Medicine Fellowship Match.

The New Investigators & Trainees SIG helps new AHS members integrate into the Society, build leadership skills, and develop professionally.

In 2024, the American Headache Society led an international, multistakeholder effort to publish the field's first consensus research priorities, twenty-five of them, across eight categories, with five- and ten-year milestones attached to each one. 

Applications are open for AHS 2027 Headache Academy, a program designed to inspire and mentor young neurologists & research scientists in headache medicine.

The Headache® Reviewers in Scientific Editing (RISE) series returns this October, open to those interested in advancing their knowledge of scientific peer review and editorial leadership.

AHS and AAN published a guideline update to help clinicians determine which medications may be most effective at preventing migraine in adults.

The LGBTQIA+ Health SIG aims to improve clinical care for patients and provide a welcoming environment for AHS members who identify as LGBTQIA+.

Join us for four days of learning, collaboration, and networking from Dec 3-6, 2026 at the Westin Kierland Resort & Spa, Scottsdale, AZ.

The Mastering Migraine Therapies program returns in 2026 with updated migraine education, expert insights, and CME opportunities.

The theme of this year World Brain Day was “Brain Health: Access for All.” On July 22nd, 2026, the World Federation of Neurology marked World Brain Day with a clear message: brain health is a fundamental human right.