Treating migraine appropriately involves three major components:1. Consultation with a health care professional. 2. Receiving an accurate diagnosis. 3. Receiving adequate treatment. If only one or tw … read more

A primary care provider is the first—and often only—doctor a person sees for migraine treatment. While primary care providers can provide excellent treatment, studies show that not all of them have up … read more

Although 12% of the population has migraine, in primary care treatment, it is under-recognized, misdiagnosed, and inadequately treated, according to research.A study presented at the American Acad … read more

In May, we wrote about a  study of migraine and changes in the cornea. In the same study, researchers also found a connection between migraine and dry eye. As we explained then, r … read more

June is Migraine and Headache Awareness month (MHAM). Migraine and headache are woefully underfunded in research compared to other diseases, especially when the total scope of the disability they caus … read more