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National Headache Foundation Survey Shows Majority of People with

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The National Headache Foundation today announced findings from a new survey, Preventing Migraine Attacks: A Current Perspective, which characterizes the experiences of people living with migraine and highlights the physical and emotional barriers to preventive treatment. The survey found half (50%) of people with migraine are extremely dissatisfied with their current…

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