Edition 48 – Rethinking Migraine Assessment Beyond History Alone
Are We Examining Enough? The pâtisserie is quieter this afternoon. Rain softens the sound of the street outside, tracing slow patterns across the window. For
Newsletter – OC3 in Headache Matters
Edition 47 – Have We Mistakenly Equated Classification with Understanding in Headache?
Are We Classifying Headache or Understanding It? Watson and his colleague sit at a corner table beside the window of a small French pâtisserie. As
Edition 46 – Are “Migraine Triggers” Misleading Us?
Have We Been Blaming the Wrong Thing? Why stress, sleep, and food are not the true drivers of headache and migraine. Watson stands by the
Edition 45 – Could the C2–3 Disc Still Be Alive and Up to Mischief?
Finally. The C2–3 Disc is Exposed. The same corner table. The same candlelight. But now it is early January, the city still shaking off the
Edition 44 – The Curious Case of the Side-shifting Headache
The corner table is ready, as always. This evening, Watson has chosen a bottle of Barolo: elegant, structured, with just enough edge to spark conversation.
Edition 43 – Expertise Out of Place
The familiar corner table is set, and this evening, Watson’s colleague has chosen the Brunello di Montalcino; deep, earthy, and promising. Watson studies the wine