1 Basic science of headaches
1.1 Gene expression
1.2 Central sensitization
1.3 Receptors
1.4 Ion channels
1.5 Chronicization
1.6 Addiction
1.7 Biologics/peptides
1.8 Opioids
1.9 Cannabinoids
1.10 Imaging – animals
1.11 Imaging – humans
1.12 Animal headache models
1.13 Human headache models
1.14 Precision medicine
2 Clinical headache states
2.1 Principles of Classification
2.2 Migraine
2.3 TACs
2.4 Tension-Type headache
2.5 Trigeminal/orofacial neuralgias
2.6 Rare headaches
2.7 Children’s headache
2.8 Elderly headache
2.9 Emergency headache
2.10 Comorbidities
- 2.10.1 Cardiovascular
- 2.10.2 Psychiatric
- 2.10.3 Chronic pain
- 2.10.4 Metabolic
- 2.10.5 Neurological
- 2.10.6 Miscellanea
2.11 Neck pain
2.12 Cranio-mandibular disfunction
3 Behavioural correlates of headaches
3.1 Placebo and nocebo
3.2 Expectations
3.3 Occupational, school and work
4 Headache Treatment
4.1 Biologics
4.2 Non-invasive neuromodulation
4.3 Invasive neuromodulation
4.4 CAM
4.5 Physiotherapy
4.6 Rehabilitation
4.7 Psychological support
4.8 Multidisciplinary handling
4.9 Education and information
5 Ethics, education, history of headache
5.1 Education/patients
5.2 Educations/professionals
5.3 History
5.4 Ethics/clinical practice
6 Epidemiology, assessment, organization of headache service
6.1 Epidemiology and burden
6.2 Pharmacoeconomics
6.3 Outcomes standardization
6.4 Databases