Weather and headache onset: a large-scale study of headache medicine purchases
Abstract It is widely recognized that weather changes can trigger headache onset. Most people who develop headaches choose to self-medicate rather than visit a hospital or clinic. We investigated the association between weather and headache onset using large-sample sales of the headache medicine, lo...
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