Migraine hits one in 10 people, resulting not only in pain but costs the world economy billions.
Medication and the right attitude go a long way in helping a sufferer to cope.
A pioneering new initiative at a British hospital is using MRI scans to assess whether children with epilepsy should have surgery.
One in a hundred people has epilepsy, but most are too ashamed or afraid to discuss it with friends or colleagues.
Pregnant women who take an epilepsy drug that is also prescribed for migraines may increase the risk of their children having birth defects.
Giving children with epilepsy a special low-carb diet reduces the number of seizures they experience by 75% compared with children on a normal diet.
