Clinical Study of Cluster Headaches is taking place at the Veterans Affairs Hospital in West Haven, Connecticut, an affiliate of Yale University School of Medicine.

Personal and Environmental Factors in Cluster Headache Attacks

Joint research project by Clusterbusters INC. and Cluster Headache – Trigeminal Autonomic Cephalahia (CH-TAC), LLC

If you live with SUNCT, SUNA or TN, we’d love to hear from you. Clusterbusters is working to determine the prevalence of these diseases in our community. We understand that resources for those who live with any kind of Trigeminal Autonomic Cephalgia are limited, and we’d like to better understand the people we’re serving. Survey includes 6 questions and is anonymous.

Oxygen is an essential tool for dealing with cluster headaches (CH). For most people with CH, oxygen when properly used will abort an attack within 15 minutes—often in less time than that. Unlike many other prescribed abortive medications and treatments, oxygen has no negative side effects