Unexpected Daily Events May Influence Migraine Risk

Subtle shifts in routine could help predict short term vulnerability in migraine

A new study suggests that a day filled with unexpected or unusual experiences may raise short term migraine risk. The findings show that “surprisal,” a measure of how atypical someone’s day is, could be used to forecast attacks more accurately than traditional trigger checklists.

Study Details

Researchers from Harvard Medical School analyzed data from 109…