Headliner Update:
Diagnosis and Treatment of New Daily Persistent Headache
MHNI Headache Division Staff
1/10/2008
At the request of a patient, we have included a special section on New Daily Persistent Headache, a distinct form of chronic daily headache
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New Toll Free Telephone Number
MHNI Staff
12/28/2007
Patients can now contact the office at (800) 518-3639. Learn more about ongoing improvements at MHNI.
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Headliner Update
Joel R. Saper, MD, FACP, FAAN, Founder & Director
11/29/2007
In this update, Dr. Saper addresses a question about medication overuse and related frequent headaches.
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Headliner Update
MHNI
10/19/2007
MHNI Research Update regarding neuropathic pain.
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Headliner Update
Joel R. Saper, MD, FACP, FAAN, Founder & Director
10/5/2007
In this update, Dr. Saper address a question about headache and related neck pain.
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Neurostimulation for Chronic Pain
MHNI
7/16/2007
Since 2004, Dr. Saper and the Michigan Head-Pain & Neurological Institute have been studying the effects of occipital nerve stimulation on migraine. Using a device that delivers electrical impulses through wires implanted under the skin and near the occipital nerves at the base of the head, the treatment’s goal is to inhibit or prevent migraine pain.
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Conference Focuses on Chronic Pain
MHNI
6/13/2007
MHNI’s Dr. Joel Saper and Dr. Todd Rozen addressed over 400 health care professionals about new and exciting advances in pain treatment.
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Eight Tips to Avoid Vacation Headaches
Joel R. Saper, MD, FACP, FAAN, Founder & Director
6/1/2007
Dr. Saper presents eight useful tips to help avoid headaches while vacationing.
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Congress reviewing pain management bill
MHNI
5/14/2007
Dr. Saper continues to provide his expertise and vision.
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50 million chronic pain sufferers ask “Where’s the relief?”
MHNI
5/10/2007
Leading medical researchers to gather in Dearborn, Mich., to discuss new treatments, trends, pediatric pain and medication overuse at annual pain conference
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Michigan Headache & Neurological Institute launches Re-tooled Web site at www.mhni.com
MHNI
1/24/2007
Michigan Headache & Neurological Institute (MHNI) today launched a revised website www.mhni.com. The new site is designed to provide a patient-focused experience to visitors via regularly-updated content, user friendly navigation, a redesigned layout and increased online functionality.
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