Congress Proposes New National Initiative to Improve Research and Care for Migraines and Headache Disorders
Also known as: HEADACHE Act
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Local coverage of the 'Flags for Headache' installation on the National Mall, which served as a call to action for the introduction of the HEADACHE Act. The article details how the bill aims to expand research and improve access to care for the 40 million Americans with headache disorders.

Flags for Headache: Raising Awareness and Building Momentum for Policy Change
A detailed report on the 30,000-flag installation at the National Mall used to build momentum for the HEADACHE Act. It features an interview with advocacy leaders and discusses the bill's goals to authorize a national headache disorders initiative within HHS.