Migraines More Likely for People With Celiac Disease, Study Says
2012-05-03
Early research also links headaches to gluten problems, Crohn’s disease and colitisContinue Reading
Botox Offers Little Relief for Migraine, Study Finds
2012-04-24
Evidence review sees only modest benefit for chronic headachesContinue Reading
Migraine Guidelines: What Works, What Doesn't
2012-04-23
Too few sufferers use preventive medications, doctors sayContinue Reading
'Ice Cream Headaches' Might Offer Clues to Migraines
2012-04-23
Cold-induced ‘brain freeze’ seems linked to expansion of a key brain artery, small study findsContinue Reading
Hormonal Changes May Trigger Migraines in Some Women
2012-03-23
Evidence supports link between fluctuations in female hormones and painful headachesContinue Reading
Migraines May Raise a Woman's Odds of Depression
2012-02-22
Link seen with any history of the debilitating headaches, study saysContinue Reading
Study Links Colic in Infants to Migraines in Moms
2012-02-20
Mothers with chronic headache condition more than twice as likely to have babies who cry excessivelyContinue Reading
Health Tip: Coping With Migraines During Pregnancy
2012-02-08
Here’s what you can doContinue Reading
Power of Acupuncture to Ease Migraines Questioned in Study
2012-01-09
Precise needle location may be less important than thought, expert saysContinue Reading
Headaches May Plague Many With HIV/AIDS
2011-12-14
Migraines worse in patients with more advanced disease, study findsContinue Reading
Headaches Take Soldiers Away From War
2011-10-28
Medical evacuations because of head pain reduce troops in Iraq, Afghanistan, study findsContinue Reading
Regular Exercise Seems to Guard Against Migraine
2011-10-12
Study showed it worked as well as medication in preventing attacksContinue Reading
Implantable Device May Help Ease Tough Migraines
2011-06-23
Study found it boosted headache-free days, but experts say it shouldn’t be first-line treatmentContinue Reading
For Many, Weight-Loss Surgery Also Eases Migraines
2011-06-15
Some experts find study inconclusive, call for more researchContinue Reading