I'd been wondering what happened to the NY Times Migraine blog. It appeared and was very active for a period of time with new posts at least once a week. Then nothing after March 10.
One of our readers, Abi Addison, emailed Paula Kamen and asked her about it. Paula told Abi that the blog had been a four-week gig, not an ongoing blog. Not the answer any of us would have hoped for, but there you have it!
Thanks for the info, Abi!
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