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The global indirect cost burden of migraine attributable to presenteeism surpasses that of absenteeism and contributes to sex-specific cost disparities. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.SYNTHESIS. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

What question did this study set out to answer?

The aim is to evaluate and compare the indirect costs of migraine from presenteeism and absenteeism, focusing on differences between sexes.

June 13, 2026Neurology

Unveiling the True Cost of Migraine: A Systematic Review Demonstrating How Presenteeism’s Burden Surpasses Absenteeism and Impacts Sex-specific Cost Disparities (P9-15.020)

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The aim is to evaluate and compare the indirect costs of migraine from presenteeism and absenteeism, focusing on differences between sexes.
Conducted a systematic review of existing literature on migraine-related costs
Analyzed data to identify trends in presenteeism and absenteeism costs
Investigated sex-specific cost disparities
Presenteeism costs were found to significantly exceed absenteeism costs.
Notable cost disparities between males and females were reported, with females bearing a higher financial burden.
Findings suggest that addressing presenteeism could be crucial for reducing the overall economic impact of migraines.

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Systematic review compares migraine-related costs of presenteeism and absenteeism, highlighting gender disparities.

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Woldeamanuel et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a2cf300faef96ed7f055880 https://doi.org/10.1212/wnl.0000000000217805

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Unveiling the True Cost of Migraine: A Systematic Review Demonstrating How Presenteeism’s Burden Surpasses Absenteeism and Impacts Sex-specific Cost Disparities (P9-15.020)

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Unveiling the True Cost of Migraine: A Systematic Review Demonstrating How Presenteeism’s Burden Surpasses Absenteeism and Impacts Sex-specific Cost Disparities (P9-15.020)

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