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Enhancing the healthcare of headache sufferers.

This year marks the thirty-eighth anniversary of the National Headache Foundation. Since that time many things have changed -- advances in technology and medical innovations have made identifying and treating headache pain much easier. But it seems the more we know, the more we realize we have only begun to scratch the surface of this complex and often times misunderstood biological disease.

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NHF Features

05.21.08 -- Announcement
Experts Answer Your Questions
05.21.08 -- HealthTalk Podcast
Migraine Medication Side Effects
05.12.08 -- HealthTalk Information
The Truth About Over the Counter Migraine Treatments
05.08.08 -- Announcement
NHF Joins to Fight Menstrual Migraine
05.07.08 -- Announcement
New Issue of NHF HeadLines Available! #162
05.05.08 -- NHAW: June 1-7
Click here for the NHAW Free Materials Order Form and Activity Listing Forms!
05.05.08 -- Survey
May Survey: Headaches & The Workplace
05.05.08 -- Announcement
2008 NHF Raffle Ticket Winners!
05.04.08 -- Weekly Topic Sheet
Weekly Topic Sheet: Mitral Valve Prolapse
04.29.08 -- Announcement
Check out the Women and Migraine Learning Module
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Headache in the News

05.15.08 -- Bloomberg.com
Migraine Medicines May Cause Potentially Deadly Brain Syndrome
05.14.08 -- EurekAlert
Office initiative reduces headaches and neck and shoulder pain by more than 40 percent
05.12.08 -- Reuters
PTSD Common in Chronic Migraine Sufferes
05.12.08 -- Boston.com
It's Not All in Your Head
05.08.08 -- Herald Sun
Stress Disorder, Migraine Link
05.07.08 -- Reuters
PTSD common in chronic migraine sufferers
05.05.08 -- U.S. News & World Report
Botox Works on Muscle Disorders But Not Migraines
05.02.08 -- Reuters
Migraine often associated with psychiatric disorders
05.01.08 -- HOI-CW
Alzheimer's drug for migraine
04.27.08 -- Fredericksburg.com
Disabling migraines demand attention