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Comments on The Failure of Intensive Self-Regulatory Treatment with Chronic Daily Headache

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Nonpharmacological therapy of primary headache conditions including chronic daily headache (CDH) is not well-studied. Barton and Blanchard report on their experience with intensive self-regulatory treatment in a cohort of patients with CDH. This negative trial provides preliminary observations that need further investigations in controlled, adequately powered clinical study.

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Ramadan, N.M. Comments on The Failure of Intensive Self-Regulatory Treatment with Chronic Daily Headache. Appl Psychophysiol Biofeedback 26, 325–327 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1013157905219

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