Johns Hopkins Study Links Migraines to Obesity

A study conducted at Johns Hopkins University  School of Medicine found that individuals who get migraines occasionally are 81 percent more likely to be obese than those who do not have migraines. “As obesity is a risk factor that can potentially be modified and since some medications for migraine can lead to weight gain or loss, this is important information for people with migraine and their doctors,” the study’s author says. Click here to read the full article.