Migraine Science Collaborative (US)
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Migraine is one of the most common and disabling health disorders worldwide – and yet it remains underrecognized by healthcare providers, policy makers, and society at large. Many people with migraine do not respond to current treatments, and they are often stigmatized by society, further increasing the burden of disease. And, despite the overwhelming need for better treatments and improved understanding of the neurobiological mechanisms of migraine, research into this condition remains woefully underfunded Source
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Search ArticlesClinical Measurements Plus Machine Learning Place Migraine on a Spectrum - Migraine Science Collaborative
A new machine learning model trained on routine clinical data situates multiple diseases - including migraine - along a continuum. Model outputs were associated with a host of relevant health metrics. Traditional medical conceptions of disease take a binary perspective: People either have a disease or they don't.
Applications for EHF-SAS 2026 now open - Migraine Science Collaborative
From the European Headache Federation - School of Advanced Studies (SAS) web site: EHF-SAS is dedicated to physicians and researchers seeking to improve their clinical expertise and stay informed about the latest research developments in migraine. This gathering offers young clinicians and basic scientists high-quality educational activities that encourage their critical thinking and skills to manage the complexities of clinical headache medicine from a multidisciplinary perspective.
2026 Journal of Pain Editor-in-Chief Application - Migraine Science Collaborative
From the USASP/Journal of Pain: The United States Association for the Study of Pain (USASP) is seeking qualified candidates to apply for the position of Editor-in-Chief of The Journal of Pain, the official journal of USASP. The Journal of Pain publishes original articles, reviews, and focus articles related to all aspects of pain, including basic, translational, and clinical research, epidemiology, education, and health policy.
When the Science and the Clinical Work Come Together: A Conversation with Sinifunanya Nwaobi - Migraine Science Collaborative
"It's super fun to practice headache medicine. I always say that headache is a diagnosis for the pediatrician, for the child neurologist, because headaches start early, especially migraine. So with getting really good at headache management, you can impact a lot of people and really change the trajectory of someone's whole life. That's why I like pediatric headache medicine - you're starting early and making these really important foundational health changes. So it can have a long-lasting impact.
Pain in Children with Developmental Disabilities: An Overlooked Problem - Migraine Science Collaborative
A new prevalence study shows that children with developmental disabilities have more than twice the likelihood of having parent-reported chronic pain, compared to children without disabilities. About one in six American children lives with a developmental disability, an umbrella term that includes various conditions characterized by physical, learning, language, or behavioral impairments.
Migraine-like phenotypes are influenced by age and sex in a mouse model of chronic migraine - Migraine Science Collaborative
Editor's noteBy Kofi Frimpong-Manson, PhD student, Rutgers - The State University of New Jersey. What is the research gap that your study addresses? : The research described below comes from a recipient of a 2026 MSC Travel Grant supporting travel to the 68th Annual Scientific Meeting of the American Headache Society. These grants reimburse travel expenses for those who have had their abstract for a presentation or poster accepted at a meeting. What is your research hypothesis?
Migraine-associated risk of cervical artery dissection: A systematic review and meta-analysis - Migraine Science Collaborative
Editor's noteBy Muaz Ali, MD, neurology research fellow, Cleveland Clinic Florida. What is the research gap that your study addresses? : The research described below comes from a recipient of a 2026 MSC Travel Grant supporting travel to the 68th Annual Scientific Meeting of the American Headache Society. These grants reimburse travel expenses for those who have had their abstract for a presentation or poster accepted at a meeting. What is your research hypothesis?
Effectiveness of transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) units for headache treatment in a United States population - Migraine Science Collaborative
Editor's noteBy Agatha Greenway, PhD student, University of Iowa. What is the research gap that your study addresses? : The research described below comes from a recipient of a 2026 MSC Travel Grant supporting travel to the 68th Annual Scientific Meeting of the American Headache Society. These grants reimburse travel expenses for those who have had their abstract for a presentation or poster accepted at a meeting. What is your research hypothesis?
Conditioned media from CGRP-stimulated primary cultures of vascular smooth muscle cells induce migraine-like responses following application to the mouse dura - Migraine Science Collaborative
Editor's noteBy Shiva Nematgorgani, PhD, PhD student, UT Dallas. What is the research gap that your study addresses? : The research described below comes from a recipient of a 2026 MSC Travel Grant supporting travel to the 68th Annual Scientific Meeting of the American Headache Society. These grants reimburse travel expenses for those who have had their abstract for a presentation or poster accepted at a meeting.
Multi-omic and spatial transcriptomic profiling of human trigeminal ganglia - Migraine Science Collaborative
Editor's noteBy Evangelia Semizoglou, PhD, postdoc, Brigham & Women's Hospital. What is the research gap that your study addresses? : The research described below comes from a recipient of a 2026 MSC Travel Grant supporting travel to the 68th Annual Scientific Meeting of the American Headache Society. These grants reimburse travel expenses for those who have had their abstract for a presentation or poster accepted at a meeting. What is your research hypothesis?