How do you help patients with migraine who ask for methods other than, or as adjuvants to, medical therapy? A headache expert offers suggestions to pass on.
Migraines are not just bad headaches, they’re the most common severe primary headache disorder, affecting about 12% of the population, according to Noah Rosen, MD, director of the Headache Center at the Northwell Institute for Neurology and Neurosurgery in Manhasset, N.Y. In this short slide show Dr Rosen higlights a variety of management strategies that may help patients avoid or reduce the need for migraine medication.Jordan Rosenfeld is a contributing author.
Why Cognitive Screening Should Be Routine in Primary Care: A Conversation with Anna Chodos, MD
July 22nd 2025In recognition of World Brain Day, Anna Chodos, MD, discusses why early detection of cognitive decline must become standard practice—and how PCPs can take simple, effective steps to make that happen.