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November 12, 2025The Journal of Headache and PainOpen Access

The association between social factors and migraine or severe headache in men: a secondary analysis of national population-based studies with machine learning models

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To explore the association between social factors and migraine or severe headache in men.
Secondary analysis of national population-based studies
Utilization of machine learning models for data analysis
Comparative analysis across different countries
Obesity and high income associated with migraine or severe headache in men
Discrepancies found between studies indicate variability in social factors across countries

Implication

Secondary analysis reveals obesity and social factors are linked to migraine in men, suggesting the need for international research.

Abstract

Obesity and high income were found to be associated with migraine or severe headache in men. Given the discrepancies observed between the two studies, further exploration of these factors across different countries may be warranted.

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Yu et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/692523cec0ce034ddc355318 https://doi.org/10.1186/s10194-025-02206-w

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Secondary analysis reveals obesity and social factors are linked to migraine in men, suggesting the need for international research.

The association between social factors and migraine or severe headache in men: a secondary analysis of national population-based studies with machine learning models

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The association between social factors and migraine or severe headache in men: a secondary analysis of national population-based studies with machine learning models

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