Pollution may trigger migrainesStudy links air pollution, heat and humidity to increased migraine activity, especially in those already prone
Exposure to air pollution could be associated with an increased migraine activity, according to a study. Both, a short-term and cumulative, exposure to air pollution were tied to increased migraine activity, as were climate factors such as heat and humidity, findings published in the journal Neurology suggest. “These results help us to better understand how …
