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The leadership team at Headache is excited to announce that Headache journal will transition to online-only publication beginning in January 2026.

The American Headache Society is offering three upcoming research grants to support investigators at all career stages. Opportunities include the Innovative Project Award, Investigator-Initiated Research Awards, and the Headache & Migraine Competitive Grant Program. 

The Alliance for Headache Disorders Advocacy (AHDA) is thrilled to announce that the Headache Education, Access, Diagnosis, and Care Health Equity Act (HEADACHE Act, H.R. 5536) has been introduced in the House of Representatives by Representatives Trahan and Fitzpatrick. This bipartisan legislation is a historic first for our community; the first standalone bill focused on migraine and headache disorders.

The American Headache Society is proud to share highlights from the 2025 Headache Medicine Fellowship Match. This year saw record program participation, strong applicant success, and continued growth in the field. Explore the full recap, including match statistics, fellowship resources, and opportunities for future applicants.

The AHS Leadership Development Committee is actively shaping the future of headache medicine through new programs, mentorship, and innovative leadership initiatives. See how members are gaining skills, confidence, and opportunities to lead in the field.

The 2026 International Headache Academy is open for applications! Join early-career neurologists and clinician-scientists for mentorship, hands-on learning, and research opportunities to grow your expertise in headache medicine. Apply by Oct 26, 2025.

The Headache® Assistant Editor and Leadership Opportunity (HALO) program invites clinicians and researchers at all career stages to participate in a practical, skills-based webinar series focused on building confidence and competence in peer review.

Watch the AHS Leadership Development Video Series for insights from headache medicine leaders on career growth, mentorship, and leadership development.

Despite progress, fewer than 12% of people with migraine overcome the barriers of consulting a provider, receiving an accurate diagnosis, and accessing appropriate treatment. To close this gap, experts emphasize the need for structured, community-based headache services.

The American Headache Society is now accepting applications for two key 2025 professional development programs: the Emerging Leaders Program and the Leadership in Advocacy Development (LEAD) Program. Both offer unique opportunities to build leadership, mentorship, and advocacy skills to shape the future of headache medicine. Applications are due by September 14.

Non-member registration for the 2025 Scottsdale Headache Symposium opens July 28. Don’t miss this chance to learn from headache specialists, attend hands-on workshops, and connect with peers. View the agenda and secure your spot for this must-attend event in Scottsdale!

The 67th Annual Scientific Meeting brought together experts from 23 countries and 39 states to share the latest research and clinical ideas in headache medicine. Read the highlights from keynote talks, top sessions, and how the meeting helps move headache care forward.

Meet the 2025 annual award recipients, recognized for excellence in research, service, and clinical care.

Headache on the Hill 2025 united advocates in Washington, D.C. to push for policy change and increased support for headache and migraine care.