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    Headache & Migraine News Updates on The Daily Headache

    Tuesday, March 17th, 2009

    I’m forever reading news I want to share with you, then don’t have the energy to write a post. News & Notes, now in the right sidebar, highlights important stories in the news and on blogs. Follow any of the links and you’ll see my comments on the story.
    I’ll still write in-depth posts sometimes, but [...]

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    Thursday, January 22nd, 2009

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    Surgery for Migraine and Headache: Does it Work?

    Wednesday, June 25th, 2008

    Nerve stimulation, nasal surgery/septum repair, cutting muscles in the forehead and PFO closure are the surgeries commonly mentioned as headache treatments. A lot of press coverage doesn’t necessarily equal efficacy. They are all still in early phases of clinical trials. Recent opinions I’ve come across aren’t encouraging.

    Nerve stimulation
    Septum repair
    Cutting nerves in the forehead
    PFO closure

    I’ve had [...]

    Welcome to The Daily Headache’s New Design

    Wednesday, February 13th, 2008

    If you’re reading this post, you’ve found The Daily Headache’s new design! The site looks different, but the biggest change is the addition of an online support group and forum. Make sure to create your account and introduce yourself.

    The Daily Headache’s New Design and Online Support Group and Forum Launch Tonight!

    Wednesday, February 13th, 2008

    Starting tonight, you’ll see The Daily Headache’s new design — and our online support group and forum will open! We’re aiming for a smooth transition, but there may be some glitches in the next 24 hours. You might get a mix of the new and old designs as you navigate around, so please hang in [...]

    Headache NewsBlog By Headache Specialist Alexander Mauskop

    Wednesday, January 30th, 2008

    Alexander Mauskop, director of the New York Headache Center, regularly posts his thoughts on current headache news on the aptly named Headache NewsBlog. He dispels myths and examines closely media coverage of headache news. Here’s a taste of Mauskop’s blog, but look over Headache NewsBlog to get the full flavor.
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    Surgery for migraines
    Migraine does not [...]

    Mayo Clinic on Depression

    Wednesday, November 28th, 2007

    Depression is the focus of the latest Housecall, Mayo Clinic’s e-mail newsletter. The excellent information includes:
    Seasonal affective disorder treatment: Choosing a light therapy box
    If you have seasonal affective disorder, don’t spend a lot of money on a light box until you learn what features to look for.
    Treatment-resistant depression: Explore options when depression won’t go away
    It [...]

    Must-Read Time Article on Headache

    Tuesday, September 18th, 2007

    A 2002 Time cover article on headache describes current migraine research — and the heretofore lack of said research — and what it means for people with headache. As the article says, “What [the research] all adds up is a revolutionary view of extreme headaches that treats them as serious, biologically based disorders on a [...]

    Sort of on Vacation

    Friday, September 7th, 2007

    I’m going on vacation tomorrow, but will still be posting each weekday. I’ll read and respond to e-mail and comments once a week, otherwise you won’t notice a difference. I’ll be back full time on October 8. See you then!

    What Do You Want to Read on The Daily Headache?

    Tuesday, June 19th, 2007

    Two years into blogging, I’ve learned that sharing isn’t complaining, writing about myself isn’t necessarily self-centered, and that many people read blogs for the personal connection they feel with the blogger. I’ve also found that I certainly have enough to say without whining and moaning. (I’ve also gotten e-mails asking me to write more about [...]

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