Migraine

Migraines, severe headaches often accompanied by sensory disturbances, can profoundly impact an individual’s quality of life and mental well-being. The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry delves into the psychiatric implications of migraines, from anxiety to mood disorders. Our expert editors curate content that offers a holistic view, ensuring psychiatrists are equipped to address the multifaceted challenges migraines present.

Recently published articles about Migraine

Why Red Wine Causes Such Banging Headaches
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November 27, 2023

A chemical found in red wine may be the reason even a few sips can cause headaches, even when other alcoholic beverages aren't an issue.
New Migraine Drug May Even Prevent Treatment-Resistant Cases
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April 24, 2023

A new drug shows promise for preventing migraine, even for patients for whom nothing has worked in the past.
Circadian Rhythms Bring on Headache Blues, Study Finds
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March 29, 2023

New research suggests that the distinct circadian rhythms associated with cluster headaches and migraines may be linked to genes and hormones.
First Fast-Acting Migraine Nasal Spray Approved by FDA
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March 11, 2023

Zavegepant, the first migraine nasal spray, offered relief in as little as 15 minutes with results lasting up to 48 hours in clinical trials.
Occipital Neuralgia vs Migraine: When to Reconsider the Diagnosis
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February 27, 2023

When a migraine patient can't find relief, it might be worth considering a diagnosis of occipital neuralgia.
Ginger May Offer Effective, Cheap Migraine Relief, Study Finds
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February 9, 2023

Ginger may be an inexpensive and easy-to-find option for treating migraine, according to a systematic review of studies.

Recent JCP Articles on Migraine

Can AI Close the Global Health Gap?
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January 19, 2026

The large language models that power AI are already transforming health care. But a new analysis warns they could widen global inequities.
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Geographic Differences in Cannabis Use and Cannabis Use Disorder in the US Veteran Population
Original Research

January 19, 2026

Significant regional differences were observed in cannabis use and cannabis use disorder (CUD). Veterans in the Pacific region had the highest rates of cannabis use and CUD.
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Thank You to the JCP Community
Editorial

January 19, 2026

Marlene P. Freeman, Editor in Chief, expresses gratitude to JCP’s editors, editorial board members, peer reviewers, authors, and readers.

Recent PCC Articles on Migraine

Weekly Mind Reader: Opioid Use in Week One
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January 16, 2026

This week reveals new insight into opioid abuse treatment, a pair of intriguing case reports, and the power of video habit reversal training.
COVID’s Brain Effects May Linger – Long After Recovery
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January 15, 2026

New MRI evidence suggests that COVID-19 can leave lasting changes in brain structure and chemistry—even in people who seem fully recovered.
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Skin Picking in Profound Intellectual Disability
Case Report

January 15, 2026

A 39-year-old woman with profound intellectual disability and delayed developmental milestones presented with late-onset severe dermatillomania.
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Featured Migraine Research

Prenatal Clues to Multiple Sclerosis Risk Emerge
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January 14, 2026

A new population study suggests multiple sclerosis risk might begin before birth, shaped by fetal growth and maternal diabetes.
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Identifying Optimal Thresholds for Early Opioid Use Frequency in Predicting Buprenorphine Outcomes
Original Research

January 14, 2026

Even very low levels of opioid use in the first 2–3 weeks of buprenorphine treatment signal risk for poor outcomes.
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Global Review Shows Mental Illness Threatens Diabetes Care
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January 13, 2026

People with mental disorders face higher diabetes risk and poorer monitoring and treatment once diagnosed.
MRI Study Reveals Never Before Seen Brain Changes in Migraine
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November 25, 2022

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Patient Experiences With Migraine
Original Research

March 3, 2022

This study explored important themes in patients’ experiences with migraine to understand the relationship of these themes with external factors such as the health care system and societal influences.
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Clinical and Practical Psychopharmacology

November 30, 2021

This article outlines the scientific evidence for ginger in reducing migraine pain and associated nausea and considers its potential use as a home remedy.
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