Reader Response: Clinical Characterization of Delayed Alcohol-Induced Headache: A Study of 1,108 Participants

In Memory of Vinod Kumar Gupta

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Reader Response: Clinical Characterization of Delayed Alcohol-Induced Headache: A Study of 1,108 Participants

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García-Azorín et al.1 characterize the clinical phenotype of delayed alcohol-induced headache manifesting combined features of both migraine and low CSF pressure headaches.

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