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/It is my great pleasure to announce to our readership that Drs. Robert Cowan and Richard Lipton have accepted my invitations to become senior editorial advisers.
Read MoreIt is my great pleasure to announce to our readership that Drs. Robert Cowan and Richard Lipton have accepted my invitations to become senior editorial advisers.
Read MoreAddressing the article entitled “Migraine’s Supply/Demand Problem” in our Spring 2022 issue Ms. Pam Nice writes…
Read MoreAfter a gorgeous spring, western Maryland gave way to an equally gorgeous summer…
Read MoreVery few chronic medical disorders exert more…
Read MoreMany of the newer medications for prevention of episodic migraine, suppression of chronic migraine and treatment of acute migraine headache are…
Read MoreFor a number of reasons I’ve long have had a problem reading papers published in the medical literature…
Read MoreIn this issue we have focused a fair amount of attention on how stress and migraine may interact…
Read MoreJanet, a 37-year-old female legal assistant and married mother of three who lives in Charlotte writes…
Read MoreIf you’re like me, Spring 2022 may be a time marked by cautious optimism uneasily blended with a grim sense of foreboding…
Read MoreWhile 2021 was replete with a variety of woes that any sane person would prefer…
Read MoreThe nervous system is a complex collection of interactive electronic circuits that conduct…
...the ripples of COVID are reaching out to touch even far distant shores.
Read MoreRachel, a 35-year-old female who lives in Washington, D. C. and works as project manager for one of the city’s countless nonprofit NGOs writes…
Read MoreIn a perfect world every new treatment for migraine would become available immediately to patients…
Read MoreWhile it’s nice to have so many new options, the number of new therapies and the rapidity with which they have arrived has had a dizzying effect.
Read MoreAlthough onabotulinumtoxinA (BotoxA) has been FDA-approved for the treatment of chronic migraine for well over 10 years…
Read MorePatients often report that along with migraine they experience “eight other types of headache”. Most often, what they are confirming is that the clinical manifestations of migraine range along a spectrum
Read MoreGetting back to my patient who divulged her secret cure at Rosa’s on that morning so many years ago, I think what her experience tells us is that there are many ways to “skin the migraine cat“.
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