Headache Research Library

January’s Member Spotlight, Ehrlich highlights the importance of the Nurse Practitioner’s role in migraine care

Headache disorders are incredibly common. Despite this fact, there is only a small proportion of neurology residency programs in the country with a mandatory headache medicine rotation for their adult neurology residents.

Deena Kuruvilla, MD, evaluates a recent Headache® article and discusses the use of nutraceuticals in headache medicine

Elizabeth Seng, PhD, FAHS, discusses the significance of CBT and how it can be included as part of a patient’s migraine treatment  

A list assembled for a recent issue of Headache® deals with negative remarks often directed at female healthcare professionals—and how to address them

A review published in Headache® indicates that existing research supports the use of verapamil. Dr. Katherine Hamilton weighs in. 

Leaders in the field analyze the past while looking forward to the future.

New research published in Headache® identifies risk factors for the progression of episodic migraine to chronic migraine. 

A new CaMEO Study analysis demonstrates the wide-reaching impact of migraine on the partners, children, and jobs of people who live with it.

Former AHS President Elizabeth Loder, MD, MPH, FAHS, speaks about how to keep up the momentum for Time’s Up and Me Too in health care

Teenage patients and their parents can benefit from one-day intervention in the form of a pediatric migraine camp, according to a paper published in Headache®.

The causes behind infant colic—excessive crying in an otherwise healthy infant—are not known despite the condition’s common nature. But Amy Gelfand, MD, FAHS, of the University of California at San Francisco and her colleagues found a link between maternal migraine and increased chances of infant colic.

Researchers find sleep apnea and poor sleep quality are closely associated with chronic migraine, and patients must be properly educated