Migraine-Related Burden, Treatment Interventions, and Healthcare Experiences by Race and Ethnicity: Results of the Migraine Report Card Survey

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Healthcare disparities in migraine treatment were notable, especially for Black and Hispanic respondents.
Fifty-four percent of Black respondents expressed high concern for their health, compared to 29% of White respondents.
Preventive migraine medication usage was 20% among White respondents, much lower at 7% for Black and 10% for Hispanic respondents.
Despite similar migraine and socioeconomic characteristics, racial differences in healthcare access and treatment exist.

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Exploratory analysis reveals significant disparities in migraine treatment and healthcare experiences among different racial groups.

Starling et al. (2025) studied this question.

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