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If your headaches are becoming more frequent, are changing in pattern, or are affecting work and sleep, talk to your physician. Your physician can diagnose the type of headache and arrange further assessment, including a referral to a neurologist if needed. Seek...

For parents, teachers, and students alike, August carries a unique kind of tension. The relaxed rhythm of summer gives way to shopping lists, schedule changes, earlier alarms, and the low hum of anticipation about the year ahead. For anyone prone to migraine...

August in Burlington is beautiful patio season, waterfront festivals, family Schedule an Evaluation barbecues. But for people with migraine headaches, late summer can be one of the most challenging stretches of the year. Heat, humidity, bright sunlight,...

New migraine research is published often, and headlines can make early findings sound more certain than they are. A single study, especially an early or small one, usually needs to be repeated before it changes care. When you read about new research, it is worth...

Migraine is fundamentally a brain condition and one of the most consistent findings in migraine research over the past two decades involves serotonin, the neurotransmitter that helps regulate mood, sleep, and pain signalling. Picture neurons playing catch: one...

Does this sound familiar? You try a new migraine medication, the side effects hit hard, you stop taking it , and the cycle repeats until you’ve worked through the entire list. Many people living with migraine headaches eventually conclude that nothing will ever...