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American Headache Society 65th Annual Scientific Meeting June 15-18, 2023 Austin, Texas.

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Living in society, living with migraine: Editorial for the 2022 Members’ Choice Award paper.

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Neurologist and physiotherapist cooperation in the diagnostic process and treatment of cervicogenic headache.

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Neck pain repercussions in migraine – The role of physiotherapy.

Migraine is a neurological and disabling disease whose peripheral manifestations can be addressed with physiotherapy. These manifestations can include pain and hypersensitivity to muscular and articular palpation in the neck […]

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What should be the entry pain intensity criteria for chronic pain clinical trials? An IMMPACT update.

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The State of Research Funding for Interventional Chronic Pain Therapies.

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Editorial: The impact of endometriosis.

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Issues in patient cohort, surrogate outcome measures and conflicts of interest of JAMA Neurology’s Dhruva et al. propensity-matched retrospective evaluation of a single insurer administrative claims data of spinal cord stimulation compared with conventional medical therapy for chronic pain.

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Need for pediatric specifications for chronic pain diagnoses in the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-11).

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Critically appraised paper: Cognitive functional therapy produces sustained improvements in chronic, disabling low back pain [synopsis].

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