[DOC] [TLE] Hormone Replacement Therapy: An Ongoing Controversy - HealthDay [PAR] Not only were women more likely to develop breast cancer if they took the 
hormones, ... Replacing the lost estrogen with hormone supplements can 
alleviate these ... a dimming of cognitive function that is less severe than 
dementia and which ... you're on hormone replacement therapy, especially if you'
re taking progestin. [DOC] [TLE] Migraine in later life - The Migraine Trust [PAR] Migraine can improve in later life, but unfortunately this is not the case for 
everyone. ... After 60, when hormonal factors are less likely to play a role, twice 
as many women as men have migraine. ... Attacks of migraine aura without 
development of headache are relatively ... What if you have more than one health 
condition? [DOC] [TLE] Women twice as likely as men to experience anxiety, research finds ... [PAR] Jun 5, 2016 ... But, as Remes points out, these figures only relate to those actually ... Women 
were twice as likely to experience anxiety than men, with men and ... are more 
likely to be exposed to anxiety provoking situations  they are ... often aren't well 
served by the NHS because you go to one place for ... More news... [DOC] [TLE] Young Women Stroke Prevalence Cause Effect Recovery - Refinery29 [PAR] Feb 18, 2016 ... Strokes among young women are still quite rare, which makes their ... her 
headache was worse  I can't even put into words how bad it hurt, she says ... 
women than men because women have more events and are less likely to 
recover. ... These conditions are known to increase stroke risk because they... [DOC] [TLE] The Migraine Depression Link: Are You at Risk? || Migraine Again [PAR] May 9, 2014 ... People who suffer from migraines are also more likely to have depression ... 
more likely to develop depression than migraine-free women. ... why people who 
get migraines are twice as likely to be depressed. 1. ... to develop depressive 
symptoms or even depression because you're so bothered by the pain. [DOC] [TLE] Chronic Daily Headache - Symptoms & Information - Patient ... [PAR] Women are twice as likely as men to develop this problem, known as chronic 
daily ... of a decade or so, their headaches gradually increase in frequency until 
they ... In the remaining one-third of cases, chronic daily headache develops 
without ... If you take caffeine-containing medications more than two to three 
times a week... [DOC] [TLE] Post-Traumatic Headache : American Migraine Foundation [PAR] New onset migraine is even more likely in service members who sustained a ... 
that childhood injury or abuse makes it more likely to develop migraine later in 
life. ... The main symptoms of PTSD include: 1) re-experiencing the traumatic 
event ... men with migraine were three times more likely to have PTSD than 
women with... [DOC] [TLE] Depression in women: Understanding the gender gap - Mayo Clinic [PAR] Jan 16, 2016 ... Women are diagnosed with depression more often than men are. ... during 
puberty are normal  these changes alone don't cause depression. ... boys do, 
they're more likely to develop depression at an earlier age than boys are. ... But a 
small number of females have severe and disabling symptoms that... [DOC] [TLE] Headache: Hope Through Research [PAR] Headaches are called chronic in nature when they occur more than 14 days a 
month. ... Headaches occur when pain-sensitive nerve endings called 
nociceptors [1] are ... a physician if you or someone you're with experience any of 
these symptoms: ..... Tension-type headaches affect women slightly more often 
than men. [DOC] [TLE] Cluster Headaches - Medical News Today [PAR] Mar 7, 2016 ... Cluster headaches normally affect one side of the head and the ... are twice as 
likely to experience cluster headaches as white people. ... Alcohol or extreme 
variations in temperature can trigger an episode ... They affect men more often 
than women; about 80% of sufferers are men, most of them smokers. [DOC] [TLE] Teens who smoke pot at risk for later schizophrenia, psychosis ... [PAR] Nov 30,

Question: Bad news for women -- they're more than twice as likely as men to develop one of these severe headaches
Answer: Migraines