Develop healthy eating, sleeping and exercise habits: Dehydration, poor sleep and skipped meals can magnify the effects of weather triggers, so keeping your body on an even keel helps reduce ...

Many things can trigger a migraine attack, including what we eat and drink. While there's no such thing as a universal ...

Dr. Datta said staying hydrated is crucial to prevent migraines. She suggested people wear sunglasses, make plans ahead of time to reduce stress, and try not to stray too far from the daily routine ...

St. Francis Medical Center is excited to start renovating its 40+ year-old Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). The world’s ...

The thunderstorms we've been having, along with hot, humid weather, can trigger more migraines for the millions of people who suffer from the painful headaches. Stephanie Stahl reports more about this ...

There’s a decent chance you nodded your head to at least a couple of those symptoms. According to the American Migraine ...

Dr. Shae Datta, a neurologist at NYU Langone Health, told CBS News many migraine sufferers experience more headaches during ...

If you are one of the 39 million Americans in the United States living with migraines, there's a good chance an intense ...

From hydration to sun exposure, here’s what doctors say can help reduce summertime headaches and migraine attacks.

A doctor from New York University Langone Health points to weather-related changes as a cause, saying that even going from ...