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The current issue of Neurology® Clinical Practice reflects many of the exciting changes in headache medicine that are transforming the field and setting the stage for a new chapter in the diagnosis and treatment of the broad range of conditions that cause headache. This editorial will address 3 major themes that cut across the articles in this issue: secondary headaches, emerging treatments for primary headaches, and improving outcomes in neurologic practice for people with migraine.
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