Migraine Awareness Month Highlights Impact of Invisible Illness

CHICAGO – June marks Migraine and Headache Awareness Month, focusing global attention on a condition that affects over 1 billion people but remains largely misunderstood. Despite being the second leading cause of disability worldwide, migraine continues to be overlooked, with many cases undiagnosed and untreated. This year’s theme from the American Migraine Foundation, “I AM (IN)VISIBLE,” underscores the reality that while migraine is often unseen, those who suffer from it are not. The campaign calls for greater awareness, improved care, more research, and stronger support for those affected.

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