
Are Migraines Different in Women and Men?
Migraine disproportionately affects women, a disparity typically ascribed to hormonal differences. A new study takes a new look at the issue.
Migraine headache (MHA) is a common neurologic disorder with prevalence greater among women than men in a 3:1 ratio. The difference is usually explained as being related to hormonal differences between the sexes. However, given that a significant number of men develop MHA, this explanation seems insufficient to fully explain the disproportionate ratio.
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