Objective Being born preterm is related to adverse health effects later in life. We studied
whether preterm birth predicts the risk of migraine. Methods In this nationwide register study …

Objective: To investigate whether maternal migraine was associated with preterm birth.
Study Design: Case–control sample within a population-based study of risk factors for …

Background There is little knowledge about how factors early in life affect the development
of migraine and tension-type headache. We aimed to examine whether growth restriction in …

The aim was to assess whether women suffering from migraine are at higher risk of
developing hypertensive disorders in pregnancy. In a prospective cohort study, performed at …

Background and Objective Migraine is a highly prevalent neurovascular disorder among
reproductive-aged women. Whether migraine history and migraine phenotype might serve …

Little is known about factors associated with migraine pharmacotherapy during pregnancy.
Of 60 435 pregnant women in a population-based cohort, 3480 (5.8%) reported having …

AimsMaternal migraine may contribute to mental heath problems in offspring but empirical
evidence has been available only for bipolar disorders. Our objective was to examine the …

(Headache 2010; 50: 1130‐1143) Studying the prevalence of headaches at age extremes is
of important clinical relevance. Pediatric studies inform us about determinants of incident …

Background Prevalence of migraine is high during the reproductive age. Although migraine
often improves during pregnancy, the risk of adverse pregnancy, birth, neonatal, and …

In the history of children suffering from non‐organic headache, the presence of periodic
syndromes can often be found. In previous observations we ascertained that periodic …