A new study published in the journal Neurology examines the effect of migraines on people's educational and career achievements and whether the condition is responsible for lower income status or whether problems linked with low income, such as poor access to health care and stressful life events, increase the risk of developing the migraines. Contrary to the theory that social stressors increase the rate of migraine in low-income people, the researchers found ...
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