Objective.—To describe the prevalence, sociodemographic profile, and the burden of migraine
in the United States in 1999 and to compare results with the original American Migraine …

Objective.—A population‐based survey was conducted in 1999 to describe the patterns of
migraine diagnosis and medication use in a representative sample of the US population and …

Objective.—To describe the patterns of medical treatment for migraineurs in the United
States. Background.—Over the past decade, many new treatments for migraine have become …

Objective: The influence of socioeconomic status on the prevalence of migraine is unknown
in adolescents. Accordingly, we investigated the prevalence of migraine in a large sample of …

Probable migraine (PM) is a prevalent migraine subtype fulfilling all but one criterion for
migraine with or without aura. The aims of this study were: (i) to describe the epidemiology, …

Background The effectiveness of caffeine as an adjuvant to ibuprofen has been documented
in investigations of acute pain. Our objectives were to assess this agent in the treatment of …

Introduction.— Chronic migraine is a recent diagnostic term that has undergone evolution
from its original description. Clinically it has been believed that medication overuse …

STUDY DESIGN The study was conducted in 90 patients with anxiety/or depression who
complained of headache. These 90 patients were randomly assigned to three treatment groups …

Fifteen patients with prolonged benign exertional headaches are described. The headaches
were mostly bilateral (nine), throbbing (eight), occurring during exertion and lasting an …

• The syndrome of cluster headache variant is characterized by the occurrence of three
combined symptoms: atypical cluster headaches, multiple jabs, and background vascular …