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Update: The Intersection of Migraine and Stroke. New considerations regarding migraine-associated stroke risk, migraine aura and oral contraceptive use
Update: The Intersection of Migraine and Stroke. New considerations regarding migraine-associated stroke risk, migraine aura and oral contraceptive use

For quite some time now it has been assumed that migraine is associated with an increased risk of stroke in both males and females…

Does Migraine Cause Progressive Brain Damage? “UBOs” and you: what’s up with those white dots on your MRI?
Does Migraine Cause Progressive Brain Damage? “UBOs” and you: what’s up with those white dots on your MRI?

Aside from the unpleasant symptoms migraine intermittently may cause and the adverse effect those symptoms have on quality of life, is migraine…

Concussion and Headache: Making Sense of Mild TBI and Post-traumatic Headache
Concussion and Headache: Making Sense of Mild TBI and Post-traumatic Headache

Both as a neurologist and the father of football-playing sons, I’ve heard a lot about traumatic brain injury (TBI) generally and…

Migraine Treatment of the Month: Qulipta Re-Visited
Migraine Treatment of the Month: Qulipta Re-Visited

As we have discussed many times before in Migraineur, “migraine” is the constellation of symptoms that result from…

Doctor on Call: How and why does migraine differ in males vs females?
Doctor on Call: How and why does migraine differ in males vs females?

Amelia, a 52-year-old cancer research scientist who lives and works in Bethesda, Maryland, writes…

Letter from the Editor
Letter from the Editor

This marks the 23rd issue of Migraineur since the magazine’s inaugural offering in the winter of 2016…

Medical Therapy for Chronic Migraine: Where we stand/Where we should be/ Where we are going
Medical Therapy for Chronic Migraine: Where we stand/Where we should be/ Where we are going

We have addressed the topic of chronic migraine (CM) in virtually every issue of this magazine since its inception…