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Paediatric Headache Epidemiology

Headache has been described in literature since ancient times, but the differentiated type we now call migraine was probably not mentioned until the first century AD. Since that time an immense number of papers have been published about migraine in adults. In some of these reports migraine was mentioned as having its onset during childhood. Headaches in children were first distinguished from those in adults during the eighteenth century, but until the third and fourth decades of the present century there were few published scientific studies of migraine in childhood. Paediatric textbooks contained only few sentences referring to migraine in children.