Sex Differences in the Prevalence, Symptoms, and Associated Features of Migraine, Probable Migraine and Other Severe H eadache: Results of the A merican Migraine Prevalence and Prevention ( AMPP ) Study

C. Buse, Dawn; Loder, Elizabeth; A. Gorman, Jennifer; F. Stewart, Walter; L. Reed, Michael; M. Fanning, Kristina; Serrano, Daniel; B. Lipton, Richard

doi:10.1111/head.12150

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Sex Differences in the Prevalence, Symptoms, and Associated Features of Migraine, Probable Migraine and Other Severe H eadache: Results of the A merican Migraine Prevalence and Prevention ( AMPP ) Study

Published in Headache The Journal of Head and Face Pain • May 16, 2013

Authors:

Dawn C. Buse

Elizabeth Loder

Jennifer A. Gorman

Abstract

BACKGROUND: The strikingly higher prevalence of migraine in females compared with males is one of the hallmarks of migraine. A large global body of evidence exists on the sex differences in the prevalence of migraine with female to male ratios ranging from 2:1 to 3:1 and peaking in midlife. Some dat...

Subject

Migraine

Migraine Disorders

Medicine

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