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Web edition: January 8, 2001
About one in 10 Americans, most of them women, suffer recurrent bouts of intense, often debilitating headaches--a syndrome known as migraine. The Journal of the American Medical Association has developed a Web site that serves as a repository of background information and news of use to migraine victims and their families. Keep up with the latest science by checking abstracts of new journal articles. Find out more about drugs prescribed for migraine. There's even a section on alternative treatments.
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