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Women's Health Wednesday: Women more likely to have migraines
Nearly 40 million Americans experience migraines, with women affected at three times the rate of men. Many women dismiss symptoms as 'just headaches' and delay treatment, highlighting a disparity in migraine prevalence and awareness.
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