Sleep-ins linked to fewer migraines in teens
Later school start times may benefit adolescents with migraines, US study shows
Adolescents whose high schools start after 8.30am may have fewer migraines than their counterparts who have to get to school earlier, a US study suggests.
Researchers examined survey data from 1012 adolescents with migraine. Half of them started school at 8.30am or later, and the other half started earlier in the morning.
In adjusted analysis, after accounting for total hours of sleep, sex, migraine medication, breakfast habits, school year and homework time, teens with a late start had fewer
