Famous Migraineurs

Many famous individuals throughout history have suffered from Migraine disease. Learn more about how they dealt with their condition, and how public perception of the disease has changed over time.

Interview with Cindy McCain: Migraine Sufferer, Advocate
Mrs. McCain is out to to shake things up when it comes to Migraines, awareness, and research. What she believes should be done and what she's going to do about it -- directly from her.

Does Harry Potter Have Migraines?
Are the headaches that originate in Harry Potter's scar really Migraines? Teri Robert interviews Dr. Fred Sheftell, one of the authors of an article in Headache, “Harry Potter and the Curse of Headache.”

Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson suffered from what some theorize to have been Migraines, tension-type headaches or even cluster headaches, throughout his prolific career.

Interview - Marcia Cross on Life and Migraines
Teri Robert interviews Marcia Cross of "Desperate Housewives" fame about her battle with Migraines and the importance of being a proactive Migraineur.

Famous Migraineurs - Terrell Davis
Denver Broncos player Terrell Davis made the news when hit with a Migraine attack during a Broncos game.

Elvis & LSD? No, DHE for Migraine!
Michael Coleman, Executive Director of MAGNUM, investigates how Elvis Presley dealt with Migraines, and how public misunderstanding of Migraine disease has affected his legacy.

Marcia Cross on Navigating Holiday Parties with Migraines
More than 36 million Americans, including TV and Film Actress Marcia Cross, suffer from Migraines, and exposure to Migraine-related triggers can peak during the holiday season.