The Senate Resolution introduced by Schwank and others recognizes June 2025 as "Migraine and Headache Awareness Month" in Pennsylvania. It highlights the significant impact of headache disorders, including migraines, on over 40 million Americans and more than 1.1 billion people globally. The resolution emphasizes the disproportionate effects of these conditions on women, veterans, and marginalized communities, as well as the challenges faced by individuals living with chronic migraines and other headache disorders. It points out the severe shortage of headache specialists, the economic burden of these conditions, and the stigma that has historically hindered research and treatment.

The resolution calls for increased awareness, research, and improved access to care for those suffering from headache diseases. It urges citizens, healthcare professionals, and policymakers to support initiatives that promote equitable and timely access to effective treatments, thereby improving the quality of life for individuals affected by these debilitating conditions.