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Everyone's experienced that sharp, shooting headache as a result of stuffing their face with ice cream. Previously, scientists have suggested it's just a result of the rapid cooling and rewarming of blood vessels in the sinuses—but a new study shows that the cause is actually buried much deeper. More »
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Filed under: General HealthThe Norwegian National Headache Center found that people with high blood pressure were less likely to have migraine headaches. Previously, it was believed that high blood pressure was a causative factor fo... Read Post

It’s not uncommon this time of year to hear someone say they’re suffering from a "sinus headache." I’ve said this myself, oh, approximately 3,000 times. But they’re wrong (and so was I). Because sinus headaches, apparently, don’t ex... Read Post

Everyone has experienced that sharp, shooting headache as a result of stuffing their face with ice cream. Previously, scientists have suggested it’s just a result of the rapid cooling and rewarming of blood vessels in the sinuses, b... Read Post