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Genome Study Helps Trace Migraine Risk

Biological basis of migraine could now be understood better as a groundbreaking study helps identify more than 120 regions of the genome associated with migraine risk.

Hormonal Exposure in Womb May Affect Migraine Risk During Adulthood

The risk of developing migraine in adulthood may be influenced by changes in hormonal levels in the womb (before birth).

Hormone exposure in the womb potentially linked to migraine risk in later life

9 Things You Should Know About Body Weight and Migraine

Medically Reviewed iStock Most experts believe that a person’s susceptibility to migraine is largely genetic: If your family members have migraine, you’re more likely to have it, too. But not everyone whose relatives have migraine have it themselves. So there must be other influences that determine whether or not a given person develops migraine. One of the possible influences that researchers are looking at is body weight. Although there isn’t enough evidence to say that obesity causes migraine, there is strong correlational evidence, according to Dale Bond, PhD, professor of psychiatry and human behavior at The Miriam Hospital and Brown Alpert Medical School in Providence, Rhode Island.

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