This evolution is similar to that of other regions in Europe.Īccording to the World Health Organisation, cerebrovascular disease is the third most important cause of death and the leading cause of disability in the adult population in the world today. These results suggest an absence of changes in the tendency in the incidence of migraine throughout the period 2004-2008, except for a decrease in the case of females over 64 years of age and an increase in young females. The new cases of migraine that are diagnosed tended to appear at younger ages over this period. Nevertheless, there have been both a decrease in the incidence of migraine in females over the age of 64 (p = 0.014) and an increase in those aged 15-24 years (p = 0.052) and 35-44 years (p = 0.057). No significant changes in the incidence of migraine were observed over the period 2004-2008 in the population of Ávala as a whole (p = 0.189). The incidence of migraine was significantly higher in females than in males, at any age.
The tendency of the incidence of migraine was evaluated by means of linear regression. To examine the evolution of the incidence of migraine over the period 2004-2008 in the province of Álava (Basque Country, Spain).ĭata concerned persons aged 15 or over who were registered in the Basque Health Service/Osakidetza database as new cases diagnosed with migraine. Few studies have been conducted on the incidence of migraine in Spain, and those that have been carried out have some shortcomings, such as the lack of a clear population base.
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