Review of epidemiological and clinical studies suggests that sleep disorders are
disproportionately observed in specific headache diagnoses (eg, migraine, tension‐type …

Irrespective of diagnosis, chronic daily, morning, or “awakening” headache patterns are soft
signs of a sleep disorder. Sleep apnea headache may emerge de novo or may present as …

Opinion statement Sleep and headache have both generated curiosity within the human
mind for centuries. The relationship between headache and sleep disorders is very complex …

The relationship between sleep and headache has been known for over a century.
Headache and sleeping problems are both some of the most commonly reported problems …

Sleep has long been recognized to both provoke and relieve headache. Epidemiologic
research has associated sleep disorders with more frequent and severe headaches …

Opinion statement Headache has been linked to a wide range of sleep disorders that may
impact headache management. There are no evidence-based guidelines, but the authors …

The relationship of sleep and migraine is unequivocal and familiarity with the nature and
magnitude of these associations may inform clinical practice. Recent prospective …

There is a strong interaction between sleep and headache. Sleep and headache disorders
overlap epidemiologically, and share elements of anatomy and physiology. Perhaps as a …

Background: Several studies have demonstrated an association between headache and
disturbed sleep. None have examined this association across the headache spectrum. Our …

The intimate relationship between sleep and headache has been recognized for centuries,
yet the relationship remains clinically and nosologically complex. Headaches associated …