The director of Yale's Headache & Facial Pain Center schools the hosts of HuffPost's "Am I Doing It Wrong?" podcast on ...

Nearly 42 million Americans regularly deal with headaches and migraine attacks, according to the National Headache Foundation, most of them women. If you’re one, you might be used to the discomfort, ...

Occasional headaches are common. You don’t always need to worry about a headache or see a neurologist. Anti-seizure medications: These medicines can affect how your nerves send pain signals. They may ...

Most people experience headaches regularly and dismiss them as stress, dehydration, or simple tension. However, what feels like an ordinary headache could actually represent the early warning signs of ...

A migraine drug called ubrogepant doesn't just reduce the severity of a migraine attack – it also dials down the non-headache symptoms in the prodrome: the hours leading up to the main event. That's ...

For the millions of Americans who suffer from migraines, distinguishing between a typical episode and one that requires medical intervention can be challenging. These neurological events involve far ...