Objective This study compared physiological differences between children diagnosed with
migraine and their healthy peers. Method Physiological measures were obtained at …

This section presents commentaries on abstracts about topics related to migraine. There is
neither a simple nor a direct relationship between stress and migraine cited in the study" …

Objective.—To use a case–control design to evaluate the emotional and behavioral
functioning of children with migraine. Background.—Research has indicated that children …

The hypothesis that physiological responses of migraine patients are symptom-specific was
evaluated in 29 children (age range 8–16 years) suffering from migraine and 10 healthy …

The assumption that anxiety and stressful life events are major precipitants of childhood
migraine was examined by comparing a group of children referred for evaluation of …

We investigated psychological adjustment in a preadolescent pediatric population as a
function of headache diagnosis. Children from a city public education system were enrolled …

Explore predictors of improvement in headache days and migraine-related disability through
a secondary analysis of the cognitive-behavioral therapy plus amitriptyline trial in children …

The differences among pain-coping behaviors of latency-aged children with pediatric
migraine are examined. Using scores from The Child Behavior Checklist (Achenbach & …

Strategies used by latency-aged children to cope with pediatric migraine pain are identified
in this exploratory study. The following three broad categories of coping and their subtypes …

The present study compared the efficacy of two active treatments, relaxation training and
cognitive coping, with a non-specific placebo control in the treatment of 42 children and …