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Aug 30, 2026•1 min read
Large Study Links Hormonal Contraceptives to Higher Meningioma Risk
A 25‑year Danish‑led study of 3 million women found increased meningioma risk with certain combined oral contraceptives and high‑dose hormonal IUDs, extending prior concerns about high‑dose progestins.
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Aug 30, 2026•1 min read
WHO 2021 Report Shows 40% Global Population Affected by Headache, 10% by Migraine
WHO's 2021 survey finds about 40% of the world (≈3.1 billion people) suffer from headache disorders, with migraine affecting roughly 10% and more women than men.
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Aug 30, 2026•1 min read
Vaccination with Varicella, COVID‑19, HPV, and Shingles Reduces Idiopathic Uveitis Risk, Study Finds
A US study reports that recipients of varicella, COVID‑19, HPV and shingles vaccines have a markedly lower risk of developing idiopathic uveitis, with varicella showing the strongest effect.
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Aug 30, 2026•1 min read
Migraine imposes significant personal and socioeconomic burden in South Korea
Migraine is a chronic, episodic headache disorder linked to mental health issues and reduced productivity, especially among adults aged 30‑50, creating a notable socioeconomic impact.
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Aug 30, 2026•1 min read
High Coffee Consumption Linked to Lower Liver Disease Risk in Large US Study
A US study of 355,000 adults over 13 years found frequent coffee drinkers had better liver health indicators and reduced disease risk.
Research & Reports
Aug 24, 2026•1 min read
Migraine Affects Approximately 6.5% of Koreans, Predominantly Women
Migraine prevalence in Korea is estimated at 6.5%, with women three times more affected than men.