In September, advocates across Tennessee, Florida, and Oklahoma were featured in prominent opinion outlets highlighting the burden of migraine disease and the need for the HEADACHE Act.
Together, these op-eds underscore the case for stronger federal coordination, research, awareness, and access to headache care, and urge lawmakers to advance H.R. 5536.
Op-eds from constituents carry particular weight with congressional offices, because they demonstrate that an issue has salience back home rather than only in Washington.