Cluster Headache Often Coexists with Fibromyalgia & Migraine
Release Date: 03/14/2025
Migraine Oral Preventives Vs. Galcanezumab
Migraine Minute News Update
A real-world study suggests one migraine preventive may be more effective than some commonly prescribed oral treatments at three months. Molly O’Brien breaks down the study in this Migraine Minute News Update. Read More: Creative Commons: Script: New research published in Headache, the Journal of Head and Face Pain, shows that one CGRP MAB may be more effective than some traditional oral preventives. Triumph is an international, observational study that compared the effectiveness of galcanezumab, sold in the US under brand name Emgality, with other preventive treatments....
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Making OnabotulinumtoxinA Injections Less Painful
Migraine Minute News Update
Ever wonder if there was a way to make OnabotulinumtoxinA injections less painful? New research suggests using this treatment before injections may help. Molly O’Brien explains in this Migraine Minute news update. Read the study: Script: For many people with chronic migraine, onabotulinumtoxinA, also known as Botox, is an effective treatment, but it can come with injection pain and post-treatment headache. New research shows there may be an option to help ease that pain. A study published in HEADACHE, found that adults who used a REN, or Remote Electrical Neuromodulation...
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4th of July Migraine Triggers & Tips
Migraine Minute News Update
Celebrating the Fourth of July with migraine is not easy. This festive holiday can be packed with sensory overload and migraine triggers. In this Migraine Minute, Molly O’Brien shares tips to help you enjoy the celebration while protecting your health. Check out our triggers webpage: Script: While the Fourth of July can be a fun holiday to celebrate in the States, it can be tough for folks with migraine. Why? Well, there are so many factors that can be stacked against you. Think about it, heat, big crowds, staying up late, BBQ foods and drinks that might have triggering...
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Here’s Why Fighting Migraine Stigma Matters
Migraine Minute News Update
Why does fighting migraine stigma matter? That stigma we face may be more harmful than many people realize. Research shows increased stigma is linked with higher disease burden. Molly O'Brien breaks it all down in this Migraine Minute News Update. Read the study: Script: June is Migraine and Headache Awareness Month, and you’re likely going to hear a lot about fighting migraine stigma. Let’s take a look at why it really matters. Stigma is when someone is judged, dismissed, or treated unfairly because of a trait or condition. Through research, we’re learning how harmful...
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Migraine & Tension Headache Linked With Body Pain
Migraine Minute News Update
A new study shows body pain is more common and widespread in people with migraine or tension-type headache, and may be linked to a greater disease burden. Molly O’Brien breaks down the study in this Migraine Minute News Update. Read more: Script: According to a study published in the Journal of Headache and Pain, body pain is more prevalent and widespread in people with either migraine or tension-type headache. Researchers in South Korea wanted to better understand the relationship between headache and body pain. They reviewed data from 1,870 people, finding that those with...
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Migraine Days Drop in Kids Treated With Fremanezumab
Migraine Minute News Update
According to a study in the New England Journal of Medicine, fremanezumab led to a greater reduction in migraine days per month than placebo in children and adolescents with episodic migraine. Molly O’Brien breaks down the study in this Migraine Minute News Update. Read the study: Script: In August of 2025, the FDA approved fremanezumab, sold under brand name Ajovy, for prevention of episodic migraine in kids aged 6 to 17 who meet weight requirements. Now we’re getting a look at additional research that supports how effective the drug is. Over the course of three months, 123...
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Migraine + Fatigue: What New Research Reveals
Migraine Minute News Update
Feeling drained with migraine? New research shows that more than half of people with migraine report fatigue, and it’s tied to more frequent attacks and greater disability. Molly O’Brien breaks down the details in this Migraine Minute news update. Read More: Script: More than half of people living with migraine say they also struggle with fatigue. That’s according to a new study published in BMC’s Journal of Headache and Pain. The study included 2,403 migraine patients, 57 percent of whom reported fatigue. They also found that people with fatigue had higher migraine...
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Insurance Restrictions on Migraine Drugs Drive Higher ER Use
Migraine Minute News Update
Insurance hurdles like prior authorization and step therapy prevent migraine patients from finding relief, but could payer blocking strategies lead to more ER and hospital visits? Molly O’Brien breaks it down the latest in this Migraine Minute news update. Read the study: The Migraine Policy Forum: Script: A study published in Headache shows insurance restrictions that deny access to migraine treatments aren’t just frustrating…. These so-called “payer blocking” strategies were linked to more ER visits and hospital stays. Researchers reviewed information from more...
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Study Shows Migraine More Common in People with Autism
Migraine Minute News Update
As April is Autism Awareness Month, we’re sharing new research on the relationship between migraine and autism. A study published in Headache shows people with autism are more likely to experience migraine or headache, and symptoms may be more severe. breaks it down in this Migraine Minute news update. Read the Study: Creative Commons: Script: A study published in Headache found that people with autism are more likely to also have headache or migraine than those without autism. Looking at two data sets, researchers found that headache and migraine severity were...
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Sinus Infection or Migraine? New HEADS Registry Findings
Migraine Minute News Update
Facial pain or pressure? It might not be a sinus infection. New findings from AMD’s HEADS Registry suggest migraine may be behind these symptoms for some. Molly O’Brien breaks down the research in this Migraine Minute News Update. Read more: Do you have sinus pain, dizziness, or ringing in the ears? The HEADS Registry is collecting patient experiences to improve care. Learn more: Creative Commons:
info_outlineCluster Headache Awareness Day is March 21st. In this Migraine Minute News Update Molly O’Brien explains findings from a study that found cluster headache, fibromyalgia, and migraine are frequently comorbid conditions.
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