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. 2024 Jan 17;102(3):e208074. doi: 10.1212/WNL.0000000000208074

Figure 5. Estimated Functional Impact of Migraine (MSQ-RFR Score) Across Monthly Headache Days (n = 59,001).

Figure 5

The negative binomial regression model was run adjusting for age, sex, race (White, Black, Other Races), ethnicity (Hispanic, Latino/Spanish), metropolitan/micropolitan/rural residence, geographic region (northeast, midwest, south, west), education (high school degree or less, some college, college graduate), marital status (married or living with a partner vs no), children younger than 18 years living at home (yes vs no), income, health insurance (yes vs no), employment (full-time, part-time, homemaker, retired, other), BMI (normal/underweight, overweight, obese), sum of self-reported comorbidities (0–26 total), PHQ-4 total score (range 0–12), and monthly headache day frequency. BMI = body mass index; MSQ-RFR = Migraine Specific Quality of Life v2.1 Role Function-Restrictive; MiRS = Migraine-Related Stigma; PHQ-4 = Patient Health Questionnaire.